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Tuesday, 14th July 2020
Written by Haith's
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"Mr" by Frank Lawrence
02 Aug 2020
I have become a bird watcher while shielding!
"Miss" by Allyson Thom
01 Aug 2020
I have had so many more birds in my garden, unfortunately the turtle doves, wood pigeons, rooks, crows are muscling out the smaller birds. To get around this I have a ground feeding tray with a cage over it so only the starlings and smaller birds can get in.
The one thing I can't get around is the amount of seed they throw everywhere.
I do love seeing all the different birds in the garden
"Beautiful Birds" by SUE LANGTON
30 Jul 2020
I have enjoyed black birds bringing up 4 broods-they have successfully got through 5 12.5kg boxes of suet pellets. Robins also enjoyed them also the starlings a lovely underrated bird. It has kept me sane feeding the birds!!
"Such Joys" by anonymous
30 Jul 2020
I've had a greater variety of birds coming to my garden feeders this year and I just love watching them feeding their babies and interacting with one another. Never fails to make me feel glad to be alive.
"Wildlife From My Window" by Miranda Coles
28 Jul 2020
I have always loved watching birds however shielding and working at home throughout lockdown gave me the opportunity to observe them more than ever. I live in a flat and have window feeders. I had more varieties of bird than ever this year and hooked up a camera to keep a closer eye on them. Lots of fledglings were brought to visit. Such a joy to watch in a very difficult time.
"Mrs" by Chana mills
24 Jul 2020
I loved how during lockdown we could actually hear the birds! It was wonderful hearing them and seeing them fluttering about more than usual. Really gave me something to smile about.
"Mrs" by christine westlake
24 Jul 2020
Yes we enjoyed feeding and watching the birds
"Sparrows!" by Mrs Pippa Foddering
21 Jul 2020
People ask 'Where have all the sparrows gone?' the answer is 'They are all in my garden!'
"Mad For Suet" by Christine Lee
21 Jul 2020
I had many birds nesting in my garden during lockdown. They all had one thing in common. They all went crazy for suet. Suet pellets, suet coconuts, suet blocks and fat balls. It was the parents favourite food to feed their babies with. It was a huge pleasure to watch during lockdown.
"Mr" by Les Warriner
21 Jul 2020
Our nest box House Sparrows are on their 3rd brood. I have watched the very busy parents all through lockdown. Highlight has to go to the Starling parents who fed their 10 young from the feeders for 4 days running - very noisy, but wonderful to watch.
" Comment" by Ann Jones
17 Jul 2020
Watching my feathered friends partaking of my ' Splosh n' Nosh' service still on throughout Lockdown on my first floor terrace has helped keep my spirits up!
" Comment" by anonymous
16 Jul 2020
I found it very relaxing watching the birds in thegarden
" Comment" by anonymous
16 Jul 2020
There seemed to be ,more birds at the feeders this year!