Garden Wildlife UK

Here is a clip from my camera trap i left out . Shows two.

Good capture Willpar. Two for the price of one perhaps?

That's a lovely clip Willpar

I saw my Robin earlier having a nice looooong bath .... in the rain

Butterfly wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:05 pm

That's a lovely clip Willpar

I saw my Robin earlier having a nice looooong bath .... in the rain

Perhaps he couldn't wait for a fine day to come along

Jacksparrow wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 31, 2020 9:14 pm

Butterfly wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 31, 2020 12:05 pm

That's a lovely clip Willpar

I saw my Robin earlier having a nice looooong bath .... in the rain

Perhaps he couldn't wait for a fine day to come along

Or birds are just crazy

Not seen by myself and not in my garden. My daughter and her family have just returned from a week in Cornwall While on a visit to Padstow they purchased pasties(what else?) and went to the harbour front to eat them they were soon joined by some birds to share the feast but they were not any of the usual suspects. They couldn't ID them so filmed them on the iPad and asked me to have look. They were clearly small wader type birds so I consulted my Collins book of birds and they were Turnstones. I'd always assumed they were a shy species confined to the shoreline finding little goodies in the detritus at the high tide mark.

Now you say that jacksparrow. Wasn`t it on Autumn watch last year that there was a clip of just that somewhere in the UK.

Willpar wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 02, 2020 10:19 pm

Now you say that jacksparrow. Wasn`t it on Autumn watch last year that there was a clip of just that somewhere in the UK.

I must have missed that. Pasty eating Turnstones were new to me.

Today I had a visit from a GS Woodpecker . It was on the fatball feeder. to the best of my knowledge that is the first time for about three years.

Good visitor to have. Seen them down the woods here, but not in my garden.