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Talon 1 · Jul 21, 2005

for the Autumn/winter? I am in the S.E of England. I know the swifts will be OUT But who will we see less off in our Gardens and who will we see more of in the cooling period?

Is it more or less the same for all of GB or are there differences in the North/ south devide.

Come on you Garden bird anylists you have it all down on paper so tell 'FREE' what i can see more off in the winter and less of in my new house and area.

Richard D · Jul 22, 2005

Free said:
for the Autumn/winter? I am in the S.E of England. I know the swifts will be OUT But who will we see less off in our Gardens and who will we see more of in the cooling period?

Is it more or less the same for all of GB or are there differences in the North/ south devide.

Come on you Garden bird anylists you have it all down on paper so tell 'FREE' what i can see more off in the winter and less of in my new house and area.

In my garden I expect as Autumn rolls in the Goldfinches and Greenfinches will reduce and the Tits increase. I rarely get Chaffinches in the garden but as the weather gets colder I stand a chance of one or two. Linnets (not that I get many) disappear in the autumn.

florall · Jul 22, 2005

I agree about the finches disappearing for a while in the autumn, while they feed in the countryside, but they will be back in the winter, once the food in the countryside is largely eaten. Ditto quite a few other birds as well, such as pigeons.

You might be lucky and get continental redwings and fieldfares in your garden this autumn if you have berry bushes for them to feed on. Look out for them from about early November.

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