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its all crows seaguls and hawks now, dont know if any of them sing or not,  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

They could all audition for the "X FACTOR", they enter whether they can sing or not, give me three tennors anyday dear chaps 8)

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I have visit my garden, some also nest: robins, goldfinches, greenfinches, longtailed tits, blue tits, great tits, dunnocks, thrush, blackbird, collard dove, house sparrow, green woodpecker, wren, wood pigeon.  Had chiffchaff last year, but haven't seen it this year, although have heard it.  It costs me more to feed the wild birds than it does my pigeons!!!!!! : ::)

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I have a resident pair of blackbirds and robins. Didn't notice any youngsters this year tho, had a cat problem ... on top of the magpies.

 

Sparrows visit quite regularly during their breeding season, pigeons down feathers seems to be highly prized.  :)

 

Had a couple of brightly coloured birds [finch, don't know which type] also visit, seemed interested in insects around the loft eaves.

 

Sky is also usually full of swifts at this time of year - well named - saw a small hawk darting after one or two, not agile enough to catch any.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I have a resident pair of blackbirds and robins. Didn't notice any youngsters this year tho, had a cat problem ... on top of the magpies.

 

Sparrows visit quite regularly during their breeding season, pigeons down feathers seems to be highly prized.  :)

 

Had a couple of brightly coloured birds [finch, don't know which type] also visit, seemed interested in insects around the loft eaves.

 

Sky is also usually full of swifts at this time of year - well named - saw a small hawk darting after one or two, not agile enough to catch any.

 

 

 

 

 

 

What colour are the finches Bruno?  Yellow and red? :)

 

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What colour are the finches Bruno?  Yellow and red? :)

 

 

Sure it was yellow and green, beautiful birds.

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I've had a couple of pair of blackbirds feeding during their breeding season, they love sultanas, they can pick up a nice beakful. Also the sparrows after the feathers, but now it's just starlings.

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def no song thrushes here now,, not many house sparrows,[used to be hundreds]  a few blackbirds , a few finches [i feed ] most common birds around my area are now [apart from hawks]  crows , magpies ,wood pigeons  and some lovely collared doves [which i seen one being killed last wek with sparrow hawk , not really many small songbirds

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Anybody seen any Song Thrushes

 

Lots of thrushes about here at the moment they must have had a good year shame to think they will be ending up as hawk food.

 

Guest Greig the doo Drysdale
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Sparrows black birds thrush magpies crows seagulls swallows stuckies wood pigeons doves and sparrow hawk and buzzard and the important once my racing pigeons

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