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- Marsh tit in the Hazel outside my back door https://t.co/d2zpfOvozv 17 hours ago
- Fieldfares rather thin on the ground in my South Shropshire area. Only four feeding in my apple orchard today but… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 4 days ago
- RT @DEBALMER: Fantastic opportunity for young people Know anyone @BTO_Shropshire @BTO_Staffs ? 4 days ago
- Surprised to see blue tits feeding on fallen apples in my frosty garden. @BTO_GBW https://t.co/zLn6XZCKyj 4 days ago
- RT @BTO_GBW: Though a rarer sight than it used to be, several cities and towns still host Starling murmurations. Birds in these large flock… 4 days ago
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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Marsh tits and coal tits……
So proper winter weather is with us here in Shropshire – snow on the hills round about, snow in the garden and snow in our lane making it impossible to get our car out. Luckily for our local wildlife, it … Continue reading
A top predator…….
Twice now in a couple of months I have seen a barn owl in our area – once flying low through the garden over the big meadow and then across the long borders, head down as he scanned for any … Continue reading
Posted in British birds, Garden Birds, Garden Wildlife, Gardening, Meadows, Wildlife Gardening
Tagged birds, garden birds, gardening, meadows, wildlife gardening
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December wildlife gardening……
A heavy frost at this time can transform the garden and our countryside. Hoar frosts coat stems, seed heads and branches with a thick rime of crystals producing a photo opportunity not to be missed. December is inevitably associated in … Continue reading
When the going gets tough…..
I should never complain about the weather being too mild at this time of year – this week is due to be freezing and we have already had a dusting of snow on the hills around us. The garden birds … Continue reading
Posted in British birds, Garden Birds, Garden Wildlife, Gardening, Goldfinch, Uncategorized, Wildlife Gardening
Tagged birds, garden birds, goldfinches
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