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OMG!!! How I detest those vermin....... |
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Well done for doing your birdwatch CM - did you record anything out of the usual apart from the s******* that is? |
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Not unusual for here, no. We had snow overnight and quite a frosty start, although sunny. So, I think there were prob more concentrated over the hourthan I would have expected. I had the usual tits and finches, Robins, a dunnock, Blackbirds, thrush, magpie, pheasant, magpies, a woodpecker and a buzzard. So quite a lot really. We had a pair of Kestrals playing chase in the next field but they were never still or near enough to count. What about your count? |
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I had the usual great tits, blue tits, long-tailed tits, greenfinch, chaffinch, blackbird, robin, collar doves, woodpigeon, dunnock, magpie, jackdaws and lesser spotted woodpecker. I envy you your thrush - we rarely see them here although I did think we had a mistlethrush before Christmas. Saw a kestrel today, but of course that didn't count! |
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Yes we get alot of Great tits,Blue tits,Blackbirds,Doves and Pigeons, just over the past few weeks we have spotted a little family of Longtailed tits which we have never seen in our garden before  . |
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