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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KenM" data-source="post: 3803066" data-attributes="member: 57880">Looking back on 2018, I had two “in-grdn.life” ticks...a pair of Jackdaws that visited (briefly each time to my peanut feeder on two consecutive days only), a Treecreeper landing again, briefly on the same tree, before zapping off! To put that into perspective I live adjacent to deciduous woodland, and can generally see both species without too much effort season dependent when I stroll round outback. However two flyover SEO’s seven days apart, was for me as exceptional as it was, being my only Garden “life-tick” compared against just the single Firecrest record!, normally four to five per annum at least...no two years the same.Cheers</blockquote>