Discussion
We have fed the birds in our garden in Surrey for a number of years.
Fat balls, nuts and seeds. The fat balls were the most popular, followed by seeds and then nuts. All sorts of birds, tits, sparrows, starlings, woodpeckers, the lot. About two weeks ago the numbers dropped dramatically, all we see now are a few tits. Any idea why this might be?
I appreciate there is scope for a few schoolboy jokes, but I have avoided them.
Any one got any serious answers what might be the reason for the absence of birds?
Fat balls, nuts and seeds. The fat balls were the most popular, followed by seeds and then nuts. All sorts of birds, tits, sparrows, starlings, woodpeckers, the lot. About two weeks ago the numbers dropped dramatically, all we see now are a few tits. Any idea why this might be?
I appreciate there is scope for a few schoolboy jokes, but I have avoided them.
Any one got any serious answers what might be the reason for the absence of birds?
I find the birds are fickle. One certainty is the hedge full of sparrows now they have it mapped. Not always full through the day but it is on their rounds and some days the hedge is full of them and the nippers as the are shown the ropes. On the odd occasion they are not around.
Starlings are usually on my aerial every morning waiting for the feeder to be filled. The several during the day, they seem to flit around. Bluetit nested and fledged then never saw them again. It was constantly feeding off the fat cakes after the little uns hatched.
Never had the complete absence.
Starlings are usually on my aerial every morning waiting for the feeder to be filled. The several during the day, they seem to flit around. Bluetit nested and fledged then never saw them again. It was constantly feeding off the fat cakes after the little uns hatched.
Never had the complete absence.
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