My Trailcam Garden Birds.
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Thank you JS. Was certainly a good month. And what a visitor for the camera to record. Have saved that clip on a card.
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March was not a bad month for the garden wildlife. Some bigger birds came in and a large mammal looking for food.
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Another month, another joy.
Are the brock visits getting more frequent?
Are the brock visits getting more frequent?
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Thank you JS, first time brock has been this year. There was no food there for it left as the hoggies ate it all. Was lucky that three cameras got it nearly at the same time. Hopefully it will be a while before it comes in again. Was surprised to see the two gulls though.
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The blackcaps made a final appearance as did the robin. A new visitor came into the garden for several days, though has not been seen for the last three. Bigs birds are around again.
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Very entertaining as usual .Well done Willpar.
Your squirrel looks to be a young one. I see the gulls are coming in pairs now
Your squirrel looks to be a young one. I see the gulls are coming in pairs now
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Thank you JS. Thought that the squirrel was a young one, was nice to see it though. Never know what may turn up. The gulls are not a problem, don't seem to interfere with the other birds that come in.
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Plenty of activity in the garden now that fledglings have been arriving. bushy tail made a last appearance at the beginning of the month
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Very enjoyable. Your corvid population seems to be increasing as do the mice.

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Thank you JS, like seeing the jackdaws as they don't come in all that often. The mouse population looks to be doing well. They seem to climb through the hedge.