My Trailcam Garden Birds.
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@elitest, thank you very much. The wren was a nice surprise as was the robin. Only see them for a few months of the year.
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Look the stone bird bath. I am going to be getting a second trail camera to go with my A280W one. Great work mate.
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The months soon go by, so here is Another video. Still plenty of night time activity, and the daytime is not bad either.
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Here is the last video of the year, and not too bad a one at that. Still having night time visitors, no doubt making the most of the mild weather. A new winter visitor has flown in, but not a regular as yet. Plus the usual suspects.
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Another entertaining video.
Thanks Willpar.
Good to see your hogs are still out and about. I see the Blackcap has returned to enjoy you hospitality. Does the Starling with a lump on its head visit regularly? I see one of the dunnocks has stopped using it's left leg. I wonder what happened?
Good to see your hogs are still out and about. I see the Blackcap has returned to enjoy you hospitality. Does the Starling with a lump on its head visit regularly? I see one of the dunnocks has stopped using it's left leg. I wonder what happened?
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Thank you JS, the starling is a regular visitor and has featured maybe the last two videos, that is October and November. Looks like a tumour of some type. Great to see the blackcap, but have not seen it for the past week or so. Will soon find out when I bring in the cameras. Maybe the cold snap will drive it in more. Yes did notice the dunnock with its leg tucked under. Thanks for looking.
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First video of the new year in this series. Some big birds, and the smallest. Great nightlife as well.