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Mar 2018
9:44am, 3 Mar 2018
10,435 posts
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D2
I have two robins happy to share 
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Mar 2018
9:44am, 3 Mar 2018
10,436 posts
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D2
with each other not anyone else obviously.....
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Mar 2018
10:15am, 3 Mar 2018
967 posts
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flyingfinn
Nice description DT 😀
Whooper count on the res up to 54 this morning. Took the binos to do an accurate count and had to repeat it several times before I was convinced. That's a staggering number for here.
Meanwhile word of my mealworms must be spreading. The Blackbirds, Robins and Fieldfare now have 3 Song Thrushes for company. Top ups are becoming an hourly job.
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Mar 2018
10:26am, 3 Mar 2018
10,440 posts
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D2
I also feel really popular round my bird table ff and slightly under pressure
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Mar 2018
10:30am, 3 Mar 2018
438 posts
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bonners
@ flyingfinn, I've ran out of mealworm, it has been a feeding frenzy, our local shop has ran out as well
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Mar 2018
10:56am, 3 Mar 2018
968 posts
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flyingfinn
Fortunately Bonners I picked up a new tub from the Agricultural Suppliers on Weds but I'm getting through them at a serious rate. Broken up suet balls are also going down well with the ground feeders and I'm going to try them on some rice shortly (RSPB suggestion).
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Mar 2018
12:01pm, 3 Mar 2018
25,214 posts
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Derby Tup
Good work ff
Calling nuthatch this morning and a pair off LTT nicely fluffed up against the cold
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Mar 2018
12:29pm, 3 Mar 2018
969 posts
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flyingfinn
Rice going down well. Cafe guests now include Starlings, Jackdaw and Woodpidgeon. Nuthatch has been to the hanging feeders for the first time I've seen in a few days but no sign of the LTTs today.
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Mar 2018
12:43pm, 3 Mar 2018
2,400 posts
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steve45
54 Whoopers is just fantastic FF.
Best I could do was a garden flyover of one Fieldfare. Three Robins in garden all getting along well.
Some years ago weather like we've had would be the catalyst for Skylark hard weather movement...shows how relatively rare they've become ...I've not seen any passing over.
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Mar 2018
12:54pm, 3 Mar 2018
970 posts
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flyingfinn
Three weeks ago the Skylarks had started singing on nice days over the pasture above the village. The same pasture that now has drifts several feet deep on it......
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