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October has been and gone, well almost, so time to drop another video. The garden is picking up a bit, though the wall feeder hardly had any visitors. Fair to say that is where the cats enter the garden.
Hedgehogs are probably hibernating now, so no night visitors, not even a mouse.

Lovely update William. I wish I had as many starlings as you or even just 2. Thanks for sharing

Willpar wrote: Fri Oct 31, 2025 12:57 pm October has been and gone, well almost, so time to drop another video. The garden is picking up a bit, though the wall feeder hardly had any visitors. Fair to say that is where the cats enter the garden.
Hedgehogs are probably hibernating now, so no night visitors, not even a mouse.

As Linda said, so many starlings. We had them years ago, our garden is very quiet at the moment.

Thank you Linda, used to get a lot more starlings a few years back.

Thank you Snappy, may get more with the ones from the east coming over for winter.

Nice bit of variety there William, good to see the gull still pops by lol. Great to see blackbirds, not had one in the garden that I've seen since probably mid-August Starlings are always a joy to watch, but even those seem to have disappeared mostly from here, occasionally get 2 or 3 drop in. Thanks for sharing

Thanks willpar. I really miss the Hogs snuffling around. My Hogs are still coming so not cold enough here yet, I'm very jealous of all your blackbirds as I haven't seen one for two weeks.

Thank you PB Was surprised to see the gull, not seen it in a while.

Thank you JS, are those blackbird juveniles from this year? Have not seen any yellow beak ones in the garden yet.

Willpar wrote: Sat Nov 01, 2025 12:54 am Thank you JS, are those blackbird juveniles from this year? Have not seen any yellow beak ones in the garden yet.

Quite often the migrating blackbirds from mainland Europe don't have yellow beaks, but one did look a bit gingery, so could be youngsters