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HI CHOPPER it nice see them we need to feed them all year round nice one jon :thumbup:

 

Believe me mate, they do all right where I work :biggrin:. I'm in the lucky position of working for a family who are very pro-wildlife and open to different ways of encouraging and supporting a variety of species. It's great to have a free hand with regards to habitat creation, including dead tree retention. :thumbup1:

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We feed all year round as well, had a hell of a selection, yesterday. Blue, Great Tits, Goldfinches, Greenfinches, Chaffinch, Long tailed tits, Robin, Blackbirds, Wrens, Woodpecker, Sparrow, Nuthatch, even a couple of Fieldfare's. And a couple of cock pheasants, who will now be on the menu later in the week.

Should add, well away from the shooting coverts, so fair game in my book.

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