Anyone go out feed the birds in garden

[mendiplogs]

thats nice to know!! Thank you jon

 

i will post some pictures soon i hope as i,ve got a group of long tail tits and robins visiting also goldfinch,s and the odd gray tree rat

 

HI MATE i love goldfinch mate :thumbup1:jon

[Matthew Arnold]

Saw a pair of Hen Harriers on a shoot i am beating/shooting on Monday. Although it is unheard of we like raptors on the shoot as they only pick off the wounded/weak/wild/old birds. They leave the healthy ones as they get out of the way quicker. The buzzards and occasional Red kite and migrant/released European Eagle owl keeps tabs on the local Fox population.

[Langur]

A few guests from this morning....

 

There are some others but they are much more shy and fast

[mendiplogs]

Saw a pair of Hen Harriers on a shoot i am beating/shooting on Monday. Although it is unheard of we like raptors on the shoot as they only pick off the wounded/weak/wild/old birds. They leave the healthy ones as they get out of the way quicker. The buzzards and occasional Red kite and migrant/released European Eagle owl keeps tabs on the local Fox population.

 

HI MATT nice one mate :thumbup1:let me no how you get on thanks jon

[mendiplogs]

A few guests from this morning....

 

There are some others but they are much more shy and fast

 

HI MATE nice pics there mate well done jon

[Langur]

HI MATE nice pics there mate well done jon

 

Thanks Jon

 

Snowing in the morning so I had time to wait for the fast one..

I guess the english name is Great Tit.

[Pat Ferrett]

Snowing and very cold down here on the south coast so just come in from stocking up the bird feeders, covering up the bird bath so they can have a drink in the morning and chucking a few meal worms on the sheltered bits of the borders for the ground feeders, so come on guys and girls get off the sofa and check those feeders are full please

 

Good on a Jon for starting the thread

[mendiplogs]

Snowing and very cold down here on the south coast so just come in from stocking up the bird feeders, covering up the bird bath so they can have a drink in the morning and chucking a few meal worms on the sheltered bits of the borders for the ground feeders, so come on guys and girls get off the sofa and check those feeders are full please

 

Good on a Jon for starting the thread

 

HI PAT nice one mate:thumbup1: they need it now it very cold out there mate jon

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Got a resident robin in the barn now; he's there every day and gets very excited when I put his porridge oats out for him! The other day me and my mate were at snack time and he showed up so I got the jar out etc. He then sat on the top of the log splitter ram and sang and sang and sang as if to say "yum yum, cheers!"

[delabodge]

feed my birds every day, fat balls, peanuts and spare bread etc,,had the pleasure of seeing a barn owl at 5.45 sunday morning,,it flew in front of my truck for a good 200yrds before finding a gap in the hedgerow,and making its way over a gate into open recently ploughed field,,,very gracefull,,,,