I'm not doing a post-mortem of the LG 2019 season.
Here's to a colourful, action-packed off-season - but the cam needs repositioning and cleaning. MIKE ??? !!! ;-D
03 September!
As KORKY may have retired in despair (I nearly did myself!), here is An Animal's Guide to Britain.
(Originally posted by IAN and reposted by KORKY here with comments )
IMAGICAT
There are Siskins at Loch Garten - they were on Spring (oops) Autumnwatch last night - munching berries, so we can expect to see them at the feeder when the berries run out ;)
Yesterday:
Unco-operative Robin:
Colours maxed out:
This Crestie thought he was last in the evening and flew off with the nut - but then a Coat Tit popped in, unphotogenically, and claimed the honour.
Because of a pattern behind the bird you can't tell that its crest was flattened - it had been raining heavily during the afternoon, drips were collected under the blue plastic top of the feeder.
After a rainy night no-one turned up until daycam - a Coal Tit, then a Great Tit, then a squirrel.
No Chaffinch seen since the streams recovered a couple of days ago.
I looked up Siskin in my YouTube channel but there's almost nothing there - cos of course I only do snaps of the feeder. This is all I have:
Mike B said:Happy Birthday Patily. !!
Happy Birthday Patily. !!
Thank you, MIKE :o
Fingers cross that you're not averse to green, dear Patily xxx
Kind regards, Ann
scylla said:No Chaffinch seen since the streams recovered a couple of days ago.
Typical!
Happy Birthday Patily
Have a lovely day. CL x
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Crestie, then woodie with coal tit pal
(c) RSPB Loch Garten