Have just bought a variety of bird food. This bird food has been delivered to my door which is great.
Am filling the feeders as normal, the birds are chattering as normal which is great
The bad news is my camera has broken. It has taken me ages to get used to it. I’ve been on a camera course [...]
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HERE IS A LOVELY DESCRIPTION OF BIRD FEEDING -
It really is frustrating how fickle and choosy birds can be when it comes to setting up a feeding station.
MY REPLY: I KNOW IT IS, AND THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN THEY START TO DEPEND ON THE FOOD YOU PUT OUT.
When I replaced my old bird table [...]
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Posted in General on Nov 2nd, 2008 No Comments »
Thanks for sending this lovely description of bird watching and bird feeding.
I noticed that the number of squabbling starlings has increased here over the past couple of days.
This early evening I watched as a coal tit kept trying to grab a sunflower seed from the bird table. The table was occupied by a robin which [...]
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The bird feeding is going fine at the moment - apart from the squirrel and the hen!
The leaves are coming off the trees and I can now slightly see the bird feeders hung on a line between two trees. I’ve seen sparrows and blue tits at these feeders today and when I put the grated [...]
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Posted in Bird Feeders on Oct 17th, 2008 No Comments »
I have a feeling I may have asked this question before.
What is the best way to put food out for blackbirds and making sure squirrels can’t get it at the same time.
I have a meshed feeder but I have to keep the door closed or else squirrels,hens, pigeons walk in. This means the blackbirds can’t [...]
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Posted in General on Sep 5th, 2008 2 Comments »
I’m going to visit my daughter so am getting other people to feed the birds for me
What a going on! I’m writing notes left, right and centre. I think it’s more complicated than feeding a herd of cows.
It’s only for Saturday and Sunday so they won’t starve - the birds I mean not the family!
Yet [...]
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