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Garden (Yard) List 2013 (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter The Falcon
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KenM
Well-known member
This time last year I'd have been on 42..ner-ne-ner-ne-ner-ne! (mind you that was with Hwfnch.and Nuthatch!)
dantheman
Bah humbug
A surprising day with a number of small passerines added ...
43) Wren
44) Long-tailed Tit
45) Linnet
46) Meadow Pipit
The Wren was a new bird in the garden - first seen next door, it then flew in and perched up briefly. Picked up and seen by eye, the LTTit and Linnets suddenly appearing while scanning with the scope.
Yet to record Robin.
43) Wren
44) Long-tailed Tit
45) Linnet
46) Meadow Pipit
The Wren was a new bird in the garden - first seen next door, it then flew in and perched up briefly. Picked up and seen by eye, the LTTit and Linnets suddenly appearing while scanning with the scope.
Yet to record Robin.
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My 2013 list is thundering to an impressive halt!
Do however have both Stone and Pine Martins visiting my feeders, got both on video this week at a lump of fat.
Do however have both Stone and Pine Martins visiting my feeders, got both on video this week at a lump of fat.
edenwatcher
Well-known member
25. stock dove
26. great spotted woodpecker
Rob
26. great spotted woodpecker
Rob
chowchilla
Well-known member
I had about a dozen species of BOPS for my 'garden' last year which didn't include Whistling Kite, which I know you've had, or this little (or rather big) cracker!
dantheman
Bah humbug
Cracking garden tick :t: (The other not too bad either!)
The Falcon
Registered Birder
#25 Cedar Waxwing - usually uncommon bird for Jan here.
Can I do mammals instead - my birds are sitting static?
Most via camera trap:
1. Beaver
2. Roe Deer
3. Elk (tracks only)
4. Bank Vole
5. Red Fox
6. Pine Marten
7. Stone Marten
8. Polecat
9. Wild Boar
Most via camera trap:
1. Beaver
2. Roe Deer
3. Elk (tracks only)
4. Bank Vole
5. Red Fox
6. Pine Marten
7. Stone Marten
8. Polecat
9. Wild Boar
dantheman
Bah humbug
Not a bad list! :t: (Think there's about 5 lifers for me in there)
You know what, a 'garden mammal list' thread could be interesting ... (although don't think you'll win on the marsupial front ...?!)
Had a couple of Red Squirrels through November and December, but unfortunately they vanished before making the 2013 list ...I think the martens might have eaten them (at least five of the latters now present)!
halftwo
Wird Batcher
Five ticks for me too!
And things are static here too.
Static, but busy. I've counted some seventy individual birds actually within the garden, including 10 Lt tits, 10 Blackbirds 12 + House sparrows, with Blue, Great & Coal tits coming in almost constantly. Two Crows & two or more Magpies come down for bread or other scraps early on.
But in the distance a new one for the year: 34 : Pied wagtail.
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edenwatcher
Well-known member
27. starling (33 total)
Rob
Rob
