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Quite excited today when a flock of starlings landed in the garden. Have done the RSPB bird count for a number of years and there have been no starlings for the past two years. Nice to see them back....
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I've got one of those green metal live food feeders (although I use mine for fat granules) surrounded by a cage - very useful as it usually keeps out all but the thinest Starlings, but allows Robins,...
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http://www.ntu.ac.uk/ecoweb/biodiversity/falcons/index.html?campaignid=falconsone
Click on cam 2...
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A female osprey has arrived on the nest at the Dyfi. It's not Nora, but a young female called Elin. She was around last year. The live stream camera has gone down, though - how frustrating!!!!
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http://www.ntu.ac.uk/ecoweb/biodiversity/falcons/index.html?campaignid=falconsone...
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Thought all my garden friends had deserted me despite having peanuts and fat balls out for them. Filled up a feeder with niger seeds today and they have come flocking back - well and truly spoiled....
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I have just returned from the canals of Burgundy, and one sunny morning saw on a long 5-arched stone bridge which crossed the canal and the River Yonne alongside it, a large flock of pigeons trying...
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We have thousands of house sparrows lurking around the farm - mostly in my garden. Anyway, we've spotted what appears to be a blonde one. Just thought I'd share! (At some point today I'll try to...
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Has anyone seen or heard about Waxwings in the West Midlands/ North Wales Area this Winter ?? Cannot get any info from the 'Birdnet' Site as they have not updated since 4th Jan, plus there are no...
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