
I've had Great Tits, Blue Tits, Coal Tits, Chaffinches, Magpies, Dunnocks, Robin, Wren, even the Long Tailed Tit paid a fleeting visit (of course my camera was nowhere near me!) and the Bullfinch has been lurking in the background.



I love this time of year!
5 comments:
You'll be getting Siskins in soon Sharon! I must remember to get some of those fat blocks.
I hope so Warren, can't wait to see them!
Nice selection Sharon. L T Tits never seem to stay in one place very long do they! How lovely that you have a Bullfinch lurking around the garden, they usually stick in pairs or a family, so keep your eyes peeled for the male somewhere.
Great to see so much activity, lovely photos! I find the Starlings tend to take over the fat puddings unfortunately.
Thanks for the comments guys - I'm quite lucky that we don't get Starlings in our garden so the food tends to last a lot longer! Not that theres anything wrong with Starlings of course.
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