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the smaller garden birds.i have one that has twice now landed outside my window with a black bird and pigion for his breakfast,and all that was left was a puff of feathers on the lawn..and have i got my camera ready for a shot of the bird!!! no,he lands about

you, I use Flickr (we are contacts too - D&J H.) and it surprises me sometimes which photos people comment on and favorite. Usually not the photos I thought were the best.If you ever visit Mid-Missouri, you and your camera would be welcome to visit

weeks later since Cuckoo bees don't continue the nest. (I would upload a picture of her, but file is too big) I also witnessed a bird of prey land in my middle garden and fly off like a shot at the sight of me, leaving only a few sparrow feathers behind

It is New year;s day and the rain has let up at lsst and i can take my camera out in my garden to see the beautiful bare bones of the trees and anything else that thrills me in the winter.  so be prepared for some photographs as soon

them be they'll grow into beautiful hoverflies.Kate Thanks Kate,This is a really interesting article as I have been overrun with lady birds this year and have spotted a couple of different ones in the garden. Now that I have read this and done some

've managed to get the right colours in the right places. We'll by sets of colours next trip, but the photos worked a treat. I have already done it as the new toy -a digital camera - I bought myself last Sept. is just the right tool. I put on some music

'll come back again (i acidently made a loud noise while on the phone when i saw him) but what can i use to tempt him in again? penuts? more berry-block? i am very lucky in that the woodland my house backs onto (or is surounded by) brings alot of birds

mould. Last year we had loads and loads of lady bird larvae and the lady birds and this year as iv e started preparing for the growing season i have found lots of hibernating ladybirds ,how do i make sure that they are the native ones and not the ones

more limited - but i enjoy going along to Gardening Scotland for some ideas, but always come back with too many new plants I have heard a lot about Ness Gardens, but unforunately have never been. Hope you enjoy your trip Flower bird. Take your camera

of me when I am working in the garden. My Grandfather had a robin which would perch on his hat or sometimes on his shoulder while he dug his allotment. The bird did this for a good two years and then suddenly disappeared. How long do small birds like