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Talkback: Garden photography

in the winter . Except for the birds I just lose interest. On the way to my daughters house today every garden was a picture, the frost on the trees and bushes gave a fairy tale look absolutly beautiful, made me smile on this freezing cold day and I had by Flora08

28/11/2011 18:37:42

by kaycurtis

Talkback: The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch

lesser spotted woodpeckers. we also have greenfinches,blue tits ,long tailed tits,and cole tits and a little wren ,and four robins Unfortunately the garden is sadly lacking in bird activity this weekend - they seem to boycott us during the RSPB Birdwatch by Lynne

28/11/2011 18:30:31

by lisa

Talkback: Coal tits

-tits in our garden,over the harsh winter last year,i counted over 12 coming out of a bird-box on our house,it was so sweet,as i pulled up in my car i noticed them and just sat in my car counting and watching them...i also have a little wren [think thats what by Davidbrito

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12/12/2011 16:32:33

by Luke Arnos

Greedy starlings

in Norwich I can stock up. Thanks for that. Why is all bird food so expensive, they want people to feed the birds and encourage them into our gardens but the food costs so much money doesn't it. I have made my own bird cake and that does save a little by Lavender Lady

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18/12/2012 22:33:38

by Gardengirl..

Where are all the birds ?

I normally get birds in my garden but this autumn and winter I have had hardly any, just a few blackbirds and pigeons. I have bird feeders out dotted around the garden but no visitors. Where are they all ? Will the food be ok to leave out (it by Lavender Lady

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28/11/2012 09:50:00

by Steve Johnson

Talkback: Birds and bird feeders

helping themselves to the nuts, seeds, mealworms, mashed potato, bread and fat balls I leave out for them. We are very lucky as we have such a wide variety of birds that visit our garden, from blue,great and coal tits, to starlings, black birds, dunnocks by Antonia

28/11/2011 18:30:47

by shelley6623

Unidentifed Raptor

garden birds to feed its family. Brilliant if it is a sparrowhawk, I thought they were quite rare. I haven't seen the cheeky male blackbird for a few days, I heard him telling me off on sunday because I was pottering under the rowan tree where he by Julie Stoakes

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13/06/2012 10:05:56

by Julie Stoakes

Vistors had a party yesterday

is Seagulls! Same here, Ryan. Seagulls and magpies drive off smaller birds. Our dogs object to birds using the air space, which doesn't help, either. We've just had a Peregrine swoop down and take a woodpigeon from our garden Literally just 10 minutes ago by scotkat

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24/03/2013 15:32:40

by flowering rose

Bark mulch

mulch extensively in my garden every spring and the birds do indeed fling it about. Every now and then, I have to pick it off the lawn or a nearby plant. I think it depends on what type of birds are feeding in the area which is perhaps less frequent by DavesBonnyLass

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23/05/2012 10:23:43

by DavesBonnyLass

Talkback: Birds: thrushes and fieldfares

, redwings eating crabapples, and then also taking a dip.What a site. The birds deserting the feeding stations ,make the garden look truly bereft now What have I done to lose their allegiance? Fieldfares visit our garden in Luton most winters to feed by Doubledaisy22

10/12/2011 18:08:30

by ruthieboy

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