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If you love the creatures in your garden, you'll love our Homes for Wildlife project. This is the place to ask and answer questions about making your backyard wildlife-friendly.
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  • Forum post: Lots of snow but still managed a few recognisable pics on my compact (LTTs, coal tit, mr williams, house sparrow and pigeon xx

    long tailed tits surprised me, mr williams again, coal tit seems to be here everyday lately, house sparrow waiting for hubby to get home lol and roly mo the pigeon doesn`t understand that the food isn`t on the roof of the bird table LOL
  • Forum post: ok its just a house sparrow but he/she looked so nice n proud and sat in front of me for almost 10mins so i thought i`d take his piccy to show you all

  • Forum post: What A Morning!

    It's been quite an interesting morning here in Mitcham. I went out into the garden to refill the feeders and change the bath/drinking water and as a squirrel ran off across the garden roof (having wrecked a feeder!), I was of course met by BR, who followed me around before stopping off in his usual...
  • Forum post: I Almost Forgot About This Morning

    The Sparrowhawk was back again this morning for breakfast. I am now certain that it has taken the young dunnock that used to irritate Baby R so much. The adult dunnock is still around, but junior has gone (sadly). I checked the feathers from the attack this morning and they were sparrow feathers, quite...
  • Forum post: Sparrow jumping for joy and a worn out starling

    This was one comical sparrow. He kept jumping up and down. and this poor starling looks worn out, whilst baby waits patiently for that beak full of mealworms.
  • Forum post: A few recent pics from my garden

    A few pics I've taken in recent weeks of some of my regular garden visitors. I don't know what's happened to the blackbirds and robins though, they seem to have disappeared, which is disappointing. Not many great tits either, although I did see one the other day. I still get lots of greenfinches...
  • Forum post: Bird Meeting

    Hi, This photo was taken last Summer. One of those nice moments when a collection of birds are altogether. Apologies for the poor quality of the photo. Regards,
  • Forum post: Some Of My Current Regular Garden Visitors

    I haven't taken many pics in recent months of the birds that visit my garden, but have started again, and thought I'd post a few. Nothing exciting, I'm afraid. No rare species, but I'm always thrilled to see any birds coming here. They're so wonderful to watch. Sorry the pics aren't...
  • Forum post: Unknown small bird

    Hi all, these birds have arrived in my garden over the last few days and I have never seen them before, I first thought they could be baby tits but they are the same size as the regular Blue Tits that visit the garden. They also seem to have much longer tails, could they be Long Tailed Tits...
  • Forum post: It's the 30th July and still they arrive!!

    Yep ..... even more baby sparrows today. I think this must be a fourth brood. poor parents must be worn ragged.
  • Forum post: Re: YEAH!!!!! My Treasure Pots are back

    Hi Sparrow That's great news! Congratulations. :-) I hope that they spread the news about your wonderful diner to all of their friends. :-) Super photos too. :-))
  • Forum post: Timelapse video of birds visiting my backgarden feeder

    Hi all, here is another video, this one is a 2 hour timelapse of one of my backgarden feeders being visted by various birds. The video was made up of photos being taken every 3 seconds - camera was the GoPro HD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCAoIi8-OIM enjoy all comments welcome Pete
  • Forum post: Re: My Winter Garden Birds

    Hi Blackbird, My garden also has been a hive of activity during the snowy weather, (very rare for Cornwall) I am convinced that on the rare occasion that I'm not out early enough, the Blackbirds are calling me out to feed them! There are many of them too which is lovely, and also among many others...
  • Forum post: Drama at the feeders

    Whilst watching the birds on my feeders early one morning I saw this drama unfold, the small birds all of a sudden scattered, hello I think...were's the cat ?......in the blink of an eye a beautiful female sparrow hawk landed on the pergola from which the feeders hang. I dashed to get my camera...
  • Forum post: Re: Bird of Prey in Suburbia

    Hi Rachel and welcome to RSPB Community Not a Kestrel I'd have thought. These are predators of open grassland/farmland and tend to stick to voles, invertebrates, and occasionally birds up to House Sparrow size. Your visitor was almost certainly a Sparrowhawk, very probably female as a Wood...
  • Forum post: My baby Sparrows in my Front Garden

    hi there Dave and I took these pictures this afternoon of the baby Sparrows sitting in the front area of our garden They are the offspring of the Sparrow colony that we have in our front area Such cuties, and half the size of an adult Sparrow Regards Kathy and Dave
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