Garden Wildlife UK

Placido wrote:Yes, I think Bobbin will hang around for tasties on a part-time basis too. Some days you do and some days you don't ..... .
Miracle he came at all 'cos I've never seen such an autumn for hawthorn berries.

Why struggle with Hawthorn berries when there is a cricket mad pensioner happy to feed you mealworms. No brainer!

Jacksparrow wrote:

Placido wrote:Yes, I think Bobbin will hang around for tasties on a part-time basis too. Some days you do and some days you don't ..... .
Miracle he came at all 'cos I've never seen such an autumn for hawthorn berries.

Why struggle with Hawthorn berries when there is a cricket mad pensioner happy to feed you mealworms. No brainer!

I lied.

Its a nice evening and the Robin is singing his heart out.

3 simultaneous robins - one over >>>>>there, one straight ahead in the silver birch and one over <<<<< there. Stereo !!!!!!!!!!!!

It's early, too early, for them to be shouting their territory, but they were .
There's a Bad Time Comin'

Robin has been singing all day .

Two Robins present in the garden today in close proximity No Has he taken himself a wife already? This weekend will cool his ardour

IMHO (I know what that means ), it is a little early for pairings, but maybe it's a sign of a very early spring ??
Hope so.

Happy national robin day everybody.

- confess I didn't know that .

Happy Robin Day, Willpar, and everyone .

Must say Placi that i never knew either. Just that i read an article on it before my post. So i though i would not put up the link to see if any one else knew.

Here you go, will have to suffer an ad before it comes up.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/national-robi ... 35474.html