Wildies and Co.
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Wildies and Co.
I always feed the birds in winter. Usually I will have stopped by now but this year I continued to ground feed because I have collected a lovely fammily of rabbits, squirrels and mice.
I first notice the rabbits feeding on the wild bird mix back in Feb. and began to watch them from my sick bed. There was a very splendid doe with six young that were from two litters. Soon a third litter emerged and then a fourth (she looks nearly ready to pop out a fifth!). It's been great watching their daily feasting and I've found a friend in one young bun from her second litter. It is a small (seems to have stopped growing at a quarter size) bun and I call it TimTim. When I go out to feed I always call TimTim and she comes running. Course I now add carrot, parsnip broccoli etc to the bird mix and I'm getting some terrific wild rabbit photos.
My squirrel numbers have always been high but they are swarming now! I have one tailless boy and twin babies with white tails. The squirrel action is fun to watch ... their language could do with cleaning up though.
I also have a pair of wood mice who are providing some nice photographs and are very cute. But it's TimTim who seems to be the most photographed.
I first notice the rabbits feeding on the wild bird mix back in Feb. and began to watch them from my sick bed. There was a very splendid doe with six young that were from two litters. Soon a third litter emerged and then a fourth (she looks nearly ready to pop out a fifth!). It's been great watching their daily feasting and I've found a friend in one young bun from her second litter. It is a small (seems to have stopped growing at a quarter size) bun and I call it TimTim. When I go out to feed I always call TimTim and she comes running. Course I now add carrot, parsnip broccoli etc to the bird mix and I'm getting some terrific wild rabbit photos.
My squirrel numbers have always been high but they are swarming now! I have one tailless boy and twin babies with white tails. The squirrel action is fun to watch ... their language could do with cleaning up though.
I also have a pair of wood mice who are providing some nice photographs and are very cute. But it's TimTim who seems to be the most photographed.
woodwench- Established Hopper
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Re: Wildies and Co.
That sounds wonderful, can you post some pictures of your garden friends?
I've stopped even feeding the birds because the magpies, jack daws and starling flock to the feeders and they are emptied within 24hrs I need to start again, I miss seeing all the little birds.
I've stopped even feeding the birds because the magpies, jack daws and starling flock to the feeders and they are emptied within 24hrs I need to start again, I miss seeing all the little birds.
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It costs me a fortune in bird food .... hundreds of pounds a year; at the moment I'm just ground feeding a song bir d mix and it's costing me £50 a month!
I can only post pics on my avatar. I wish HH would allow us to up load from our PC's like most other sites that I visit. I've got some great photos.
I can only post pics on my avatar. I wish HH would allow us to up load from our PC's like most other sites that I visit. I've got some great photos.
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