Whose garden is it?
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- Primrose
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Just popped indoors from weeding to make a quick cup of tea and noticed the moment I left the garden swarms of birds of all varieties flocked down to use the bird feeders. Obviously they are all feeding youngsters at the moment but were reluctant to come down while I was walking around outdoors. I obviously need to get weeding and others jobs done but the thought of lots of beady eyes waiting frustratedly around in the nearby trees with hungry youngsters to feed is going to force me to allow them feeding breaks. But it,s frustrating having to keep stopping when one is trying to work in between the rain showers.
- oldherbaceous
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Dear Primrose, i'm sure your birds appreciate your kindness.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
It's lovely to see the young birds about, at least it shows that they/the nests have not been destroyed by cats or magpies or squirrels!
We found a whole clutch of baby house sparrows yesterday on a public car park. I tried to shoo them into side (they couldn't fly properly yet), but they insisted on dodging between the car wheels! I hope they survived the day.
We found a whole clutch of baby house sparrows yesterday on a public car park. I tried to shoo them into side (they couldn't fly properly yet), but they insisted on dodging between the car wheels! I hope they survived the day.