Birds in my garden

[aestarte]

Hi everyone, sorry I havent been online for ages my computer was ill, i almost cured it with a hammer. Any hoo the other day I put up some wild bird seed and nut hanging things to try a attract more than starlings and so far I have had two bluetits, a great tit (result) and a magpie but i dont think he was interested in the nuts he just came to say hello. It is a joy to look out of my window now because i think word is getting around about the free food on offer as i have just seen two robins having a disagreement over the nuts. Just wanted to share. Fi. X X X X

[Ollie]

Originally Posted by aestarte

Hi everyone, sorry I havent been online for ages my computer was ill, i almost cured it with a hammer. Any hoo the other day I put up some wild bird seed and nut hanging things to try a attract more than starlings and so far I have had two bluetits, a great tit (result) and a magpie but i dont think he was interested in the nuts he just came to say hello. It is a joy to look out of my window now because i think word is getting around about the free food on offer as i have just seen two robins having a disagreement over the nuts. Just wanted to share. Fi. X X X X

Pleased to see you back with us and that you are beginning to attact the birds into your garden. Seed nuts and fat cakes etc are the way to go and I'm sure given time you will get much moe variety
Roger

[aestarte]

I'm not even going to start on my computer, but thanks for the welcome back. I have used fat balls but the Shapwick posse of starlings take over and I've had to be cruel to be kind. I dont leave them out bless them (they've got to eat too) but I am more selective in what I give them. Have actually been watching a pair of chaffinches so it's all good in the garden, harmany is restored. Fi. X X X X