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Jacksparrow wrote: Sat May 16, 2026 7:57 pm Just through my casual observations and the noise level in garden I think the Starlings have had a good breeding season.

Bob S wrote: Sun May 10, 2026 10:46 am

PimperneBloke wrote: Sun May 10, 2026 10:43 am Hares, deer, and now foxes.... is there nothing you can't train, Bob? Lovely encounter

Wait til I get him balancing a ball on his nose... it's work in progress. ;)

Hares, deer, and now foxes.... is there nothing you can't train, Bob? Lovely encounter

They're definitely not bird-brained, we have both a male and a female that come to our kitchen door, and hop up onto the back of a garden chair to look in the window! And last night a juvenile landed on the top of the feeder, first one I've seen this year

Fab news Jack... you have the magic of avian fertility in your garden

Looks spectacular Cin

Nice one Nick, they're looking quite big!

Nice one William

I'm now curious as to which technique worked, and which failed
All sounds fab Jack

The predictions were right, and there are 4 eggs in the original nest now, AND, there's a 2nd breeding pair in Poole Harbour, with 3 eggs currently
https://www.birdsofpooleharbour.co.uk/sightings/