In the last couple of weeks I've noticed:
- A good dozen sparrows.
- Three or four goldfinches.
- Several pairs of starlings.
- A pair of black caps (who eat only the suet)
- A bigger gang of jackdaws than I'd really like.
- A flock (at times) of wood pigeons.
- An old wood pigeon who spends most of his time dozing on the fence.
- Several collared doves (two of whom I think are nesting in the big conifer).
- A song thrush.
- Lots of blue tits.
- A scuttle of coal tits.
- A constant skirmish of blackbirds.
- An annoyance of magpies.
2 comments:
Sounds delightful. Where do you get mealworms?
The suet blocks I buy already contain them (or insects , berries or peanuts), but the stores I use sell freeze-dried mealworms in tubs, too. Wrens and robins like them a lot.
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