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Seen any swallows recently ?
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When I was young, many years ago, one bird that I used to see in their hundreds which I can’t remember seeing for years, is a tree sparrow. I can remember seeing nesting colonies like rookeries in the trees. I also remember that round where I lived in East London, there would practically be a house sparrow nest under many a swan-neck drain pipe.
I did, but I couldn't find him. So I played golf instead.
Phew.
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Apparently hedgehogs are in a sharp decline
Lack of birds ect
Tis the farmers fault along with consumers who fuel the demand
How far does your food travel to get on her plate
Deforestation on a massive scale to feed us all birds and other wild life are losing there habitats
Lack of birds ect
Tis the farmers fault along with consumers who fuel the demand
How far does your food travel to get on her plate
Deforestation on a massive scale to feed us all birds and other wild life are losing there habitats
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Saw a couple of Ruby-crowned kinglets today. An American bird apparently. Cool!
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Yes I did! I'd never seen them before, only ever been to NY in winter, ha. They flew into my path, having a bit of a squabble I think and their red heads on full display. Tiny little things too, very cute. Cheers Bodd
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Yes I did! I'd never seen them before, only ever been to NY in winter, ha. They flew into my path, having a bit of a squabble I think and their red heads on full display. Tiny little things too, very cute. Cheers Bodd
I used to see all these big flash colourful birds skalking in Aus. But the most beautiful was the fairy Wren.
What a lovely little bird
I’m just sat watching my garden now. This one is doing me out of worms:
This ones having a good go too:
There’s a Laurel that’s got a load of (I think) sparrows in it and a bare tree trunk with a couple of small black and white ones, maybe some king if finch?
I’m going to get a wall chart showing all the bird types so I can ID them better.
There’s this guy too that comes most mornings:
This ones having a good go too:
There’s a Laurel that’s got a load of (I think) sparrows in it and a bare tree trunk with a couple of small black and white ones, maybe some king if finch?
I’m going to get a wall chart showing all the bird types so I can ID them better.
There’s this guy too that comes most mornings:
