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Birders

Layzeebeaver

(1,987 posts)

8. here in the UK (north cotswolds)

Reply to Arkansas Granny (Original post)

Tue Jul 1, 2025, 02:05 AM

Jul 1

Robin
Blue tit
great tit
long-tailed tit
nuthatch
bull finch
goldfinch
greenfinch
jackdaw
chaffinch
magpie
grey squirrel
hedgehog
frog
blackbird
starling
garden shrew
field mouse
and a fecking rat (needs to die!)

All this in a garden the size of a postage stamp before 7am...

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It seems the neighborhood birds have had a good season, so far. [View all] Arkansas Granny Jun 15 OP

Very cool. I would that swear my hummingbirds see me filling the feeder and then come slurp. Walleye Jun 15 #1

a friend of mine down the hall has a suction cup humming bird feeder on his second story window. AllaN01Bear Jun 15 #2

I'm on the second floor too, and my deck is where I hang most of the feeders some on the windowsill. they seem to thrive Walleye Jun 15 #4

""" AllaN01Bear Jun 15 #5

grat bird spotting. AllaN01Bear Jun 15 #3

People are seeing Brown Thrashers a lot all of a sudden. kerry-is-my-prez Jun 28 #6

I've had Brown Thrashers before, but this season they are Arkansas Granny Jun 29 #7

here in the UK (north cotswolds) Layzeebeaver Jul 1 #8

That's quite a list. Arkansas Granny Jul 1 #9

in a terrible human world we can always find some comfort in watching wildlife... Layzeebeaver Jul 1 #10