If it knows there is a good source of food butterfly, it could well return. I have had them for several years now. They turn up November and leave late February to mid March.
My bird visits have dropped off again. Even the usual suspects seem to be fewer in number. I may have had a Sprawk visit to scare them off but I didn't see it.
Jacksparrow wrote: Thu Jan 13, 2022 8:50 pm
My bird visits have dropped off again. Even the usual suspects seem to be fewer in number. I may have had a Sprawk visit to scare them off but I didn't see it.
Probably Sprawk JS, they do have that effect
Willpar wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 12:09 pm
If it knows there is a good source of food butterfly, it could well return. I have had them for several years now. They turn up November and leave late February to mid March.
On a brighter note, my little cute pied wagtail has returned
Good news about the pied wagtail butterfly. My two are still around. I think one may perch on the window board or the railings when it wants to get my attention. Seems to fly from that direction when i go out with food sometimes.
Usually get two to three wood pigeons each day. But this morning there were five , two on the large plot and three on the small one. Some bickering going on in the small plot. Sorted themselves out eventually.
, I always see them only in the town centre and car parks. I just hope its not just one off 
The first I've seen this year.
, I still get a bunch of them coming to eat every day 
