WHAT I SAW TODAY.....
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Good visitor to have butterfly. I have had them come in, but not for a few winters now.
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Snap Butterfly I had one as well first in years,busy feeders just now lots of finches all healthy ,sparrows ,and sturks.
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That's really fab greenfinch2 , such a lovely bird . I haven't seen it again since that day, I really hope it wasn't just passing by and comes back for some food again . I haven't seen any sparrows since summer either, which is bothering me , hoping to see them too.
My little wren seem to be establishing herself here though, which is just fab! She was very active on the feeders today , as well as all the usual suspects
My little wren seem to be establishing herself here though, which is just fab! She was very active on the feeders today , as well as all the usual suspects
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Had my visitor today had breakfast then went I have never seen a female one,busy with goldfinches today along with greenfinch ,plenty of sparrows
my sturk numbers are well down .
my sturk numbers are well down .
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Blackcap came for a bite to eat today again , but its been very quiet overall on the feeders, not even pigeons bothered
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I counted 11 song thrushes in the tree outside my house So lovely to see them there
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They may have been Redwings. Song Thrushes are not gregarious.Butterfly wrote:I counted 11 song thrushes in the tree outside my house So lovely to see them there
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I saw one of my Sparrows inspecting the Sparrow Terrace. I thought this was the quiet period in avian house hunting.
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Spotted a flash of white in the largest pyrawotsit this morning. I thought it might be an unusual visitor but couldn't tell what type. Got a little excited that it might be a ptarmigan or an osprey until it obligingly flew down onto the grass.
It was a sparrow with a piece of bread in its beak .
It was a sparrow with a piece of bread in its beak .