Posted in Bird Feeders on Sep 28th, 2008 No Comments »
Wall Mounted Bird Table
This wall mounted bird table comes delivered to your door and no assembly is needed
I recommend it because -
You can feed the birds even if you don’t have a garden
If you do have a garden it enhances the garden and is useful
It is British made from quality timber and the timber is [...]
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Posted in Bird Feeders on Sep 5th, 2008 2 Comments »
Am looking for a replacement birdtable and have been sent these photos. What a great bird table!
John said ” The main thing is the roof is supported at all four corners and the table is
supported in the middle and on all four sides.”
John also said - “made a few alterations - changed some of the [...]
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Posted in General on Aug 10th, 2008 No Comments »
I wrote about how my birdtable wire had been cut and I thought it must have been a large bird that did it. A rook or crow.
I couldn’t understand it. Here is the note I wrote about it It has a bad photo of a large bird on the bird table and another photo of the [...]
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I’ve had to put wire and string round one of my birdtables to stop the big birds getting onto the actual table. It works. That is - it worked up to last week.
This isn’t a very good photo but you can see how big the bird is on the birdtable . If you look at [...]
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Posted in Bird Feeders on Jun 29th, 2008 No Comments »
Every morning I get a blackbird on my birdtable eating the grated cheese, apple and bird food I put out.
This blackbird must wait and watch the birdtable because it appears straight after i’ve put the food out.
This is the reason I enjoy feeding birds - when I see birds pecking round.
Blackbirds and thrushes used to be able [...]
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Here is a short video of a greenfinch on my old bird table. I took the video last year. It looks a bit blurred at first but when you click to watch it the video itself is clear.
I really did have this bird table for years. Now I’ve got a new one but I won’t be able [...]
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