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RE: What's flying near you? - Veggie - 04-01-2026

There's been lots of berries and fruit in the garden and I forgot all about putting out the bird feeders, until yesterday. The birds found it within an hour, mostly robins. Today, its the turn of the longtailed tits - one of my favourite birds. Welcome back chaps!


RE: What's flying near you? - Vinny - 04-01-2026

I aint no ornathologist but it's nice to see the robin red breast in the garden along with other small birds.


RE: What's flying near you? - Mark_Riga - 04-01-2026

(04-01-2026, 12:36 PM)JJB Wrote: Saw a goldcrest trying to have a bath in the waterfall, probably the only running water some mornings due to the cold. They're so tiny and don't sit still long enough for a proper bath

I know I would be very quick taking a bath outside in freezing cold water and this weather as well.


RE: What's flying near you? - Mark_Riga - 04-01-2026

A great big bird visited our bird table this morning. It was a buzzard that sat on the roof of it and peered in to if there was anything for it - but it didn't see anything it fancied. It must be struggling to find any food this weather.