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Talkback: Bird baths
one for now. Forgot to mention that I put a "beakfast" out every day of oats, seed, apples, sultanas and seed bread. On weekends they get two feeds!I get up to 20 blackbirds at a time along with all the other local birds! my neighbours are not very by Helen
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28/11/2011 18:30:58
by noviceang
Bird feeders causing weeds?
, and then into a bed of nyjer seedlings, or whatever. I also use that as an area to spread other food, that ground feeding birds prefer. Some time ago it was suggested to me, and approved of by the RSPB who should know a thing or two about birds, that microwaving by Surbiton_Margot
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20/04/2012 18:04:08
by Shrinking Violet
Birds
blackbirds and the male has just come in to feed them, they were quite large birds, is this possible.  The two brown ones that I thought were thrushes have been hanging around my decking area in the garden for the last two days, would they have just fledged by bubblegum
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17/06/2012 10:13:14
by anitasarch
Nectar-feeding woodpeckers
Like many people, I have a resident pair of great spotted woodpeckers using the garden and currently busy feeding nestlings. I've noticed over the past two summers that the male in particular enjoys feeding from the flowers of red hot poker, so much by Wildman of Pershore
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31/05/2012 10:37:24
by Bored with Bindweed !
Talkback: Sparrows in the garden
in our garden this year, and yesterday I emptied the bird feeders and filled them with Bill Oddies seed mix aimed at attracting sparrows it worked. I came home at dinner time to see sparrows tucking in. To think back to childhood and feeding the birds by john
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15/02/2012 19:00:28
by manchesterbird
Talkback: Death in mysterious circumstances
cats alone, such as loss of habitat, cars, pesticides etc etc etc? I have two cats and I, too, love to encourage and feed the birds in my garden. I keep the cats in at night, both for their own safety and that of the birds, who feed mainly at dawn by Janey
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28/11/2011 18:29:49
by joey woosey
Birds.
I am puzzled by the regular appearence of four robins on the bird table. This is March, and I would have thought by now they would have become territorial. I was expecting there to be just a pair, hopefully nesting in our garden. What do you all by cowslip2
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22/03/2013 20:58:45
by Dovefromabove
Birds.
Z6QMQ/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 Not all birds want to use vertically mounted feeders. Tits and finches of all kinds do, though blackbirds and robins prefer to feed from a flat surface. The Meripac (2nd review above) looks by cowslip2
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23/12/2012 22:07:24
by Highland Jeannie
rat in compost heap
and mice under control (catches a lot).you will never get rid of them. Yup agree with above. The first time I got the council round he said 'if you feed birds you feed rats' I ignored his advice. The second time he came I had to admit he was right. So I by jen16
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12/09/2012 19:31:49
by figrat
Talkback: December gardening jobs
with the Starlings for the meal worms. I to love this mouth, well every month and season really. You have to accept every season for what it is. It just takes a cold snap to really appreciate the value of feeding garden birds. I've managed to position my feeder so I by happymarion
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10/12/2012 23:55:29
by Adam Pasco
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