Alexanddrine the Great! Is that a Garden Life Tick Ken?An unexpected guest this am, joining the rest of “the gang”at the Apple Fest…”nearly” twice the size of the RNP’s! 😮👍
Ah, in my ignorance of things UK (after all it’s approaching 20 years since I left the Sceptred IsleNo a 2nd, think the last one may have been 8-10 years ago, I seem to recall seeing my 1st RNP at my old abode, some 45 years ago….and they’ve spread a bit since then.🤣
Ah, in my ignorance of things UK (after all it’s approaching 20 years since I left the Sceptred Isle)
I assumed Alex Parakeet was a tickable Cat C like RrParakeet but it’s still E, wonder how long before they become self sustaining in UK (as in Belgium for example).
Big increase in Siskin at the feeders here after snowfall yesterday, about 30 with a similar number of Goldfinch.
I've noticed a pattern regarding local Siskins......they just don't appear in my garden on the various feeders during the main winter months. But they do drop in ( as in the last week or so ) to feed , and exhibit courting behaviour including singing before departing to breed. This must be quite near, though I've not found out exactly where, despite casually scanning stands of suitable habitat and chatting to other birdwatchers in our villageFor once the nyger seed is being big eaten rapidly. The change of location of the feeder seems to have worked wonders.
5 Siskins on it today along with 4 Goldfinch. Earlier in the week we had a Stock Dove, GSW and the Nuthatches are visiting very regularly.
Been away for four days, the feeders are bare, I'm getting stares from the tree!!!
I love that they're here!Envy your Starlings, Tree Sparrows, Greenfinch and Siskins Scozmos!…never ever had a Tree Sparrow.😩👍