I had a visitor at the Shed.
- Thread starter t-tony
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- Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
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With that wingflap thats a baby isn't it ?
Saw a poor blackbird being run ragged last year with two pretty adult looking chicks - all three were on the pile of food, the two 'babies' doing the feed-me wingflap thing and the adult having to pop the food in to their little beaks. Its right there ! Bend down and pick it up !
Probably teenagers . . .
Saw a poor blackbird being run ragged last year with two pretty adult looking chicks - all three were on the pile of food, the two 'babies' doing the feed-me wingflap thing and the adult having to pop the food in to their little beaks. Its right there ! Bend down and pick it up !
Probably teenagers . . .
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2018
- Points
- 145
- Location
- Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
- Model of Z
- Z4 E89 20i sdrive roadster
With that wingflap thats a baby isn't it ?
Saw a poor blackbird being run ragged last year with two pretty adult looking chicks - all three were on the pile of food, the two 'babies' doing the feed-me wingflap thing and the adult having to pop the food in to their little beaks. Its right there ! Bend down and pick it up !
Probably teenagers . . .
Saw a poor blackbird being run ragged last year with two pretty adult looking chicks - all three were on the pile of food, the two 'babies' doing the feed-me wingflap thing and the adult having to pop the food in to their little beaks. Its right there ! Bend down and pick it up !
Probably teenagers . . .
That's a Dunnock. See's it's own reflection and thinks it's got a rival male vying for it's territory.
Often seen attacking wing mirrors, easily solved by putting a carrier bag over them (the mirrors not the bird
).
Often seen attacking wing mirrors, easily solved by putting a carrier bag over them (the mirrors not the bird
).
More commonly known as a Hedge Sparrow. I cleaned all the bird crap off the sill yesterday and it has obviously been back. I have seen one at the other back window too.
Tony.
Tony.
had some of these in my back garden today about half a dozen sat under my bird feeders whilst two other rattled and shook the feeders to feed the others on the ground
Davyhoogy
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Did it escape from your wallet? I'm on a role tonight #whiskey
Got any spare mate?
Tony.
Tony.
Thought it was a customer wondering how long the MOT was taking from the viewing bay.. 
