Fetch Birdwatchers
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167 watchers
Nov 2022
7:57am, 23 Nov 2022
57,582 posts
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alpenrose
I just had a sparrowhawk in the garden, never seen one here before. Any other morning recently the blackbirds would have been there but there's very few berries left now. |
Nov 2022
8:47am, 23 Nov 2022
95,607 posts
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Hanneke
I have found out why all my downpipes are blocked! I saw a magpie depositing something into the top of one! Why would they do that? Could not see what it was but am going to have to cover them up at the top with mesh or something...
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Nov 2022
7:10pm, 23 Nov 2022
1,528 posts
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Neil_E_There
Might find some treasure Hanneke 😀
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Nov 2022
9:30pm, 23 Nov 2022
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Hanneke
Oh that would be nice!
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Nov 2022
2:15pm, 24 Nov 2022
57,599 posts
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alpenrose
My magpies are having fun digging out lumps of moss from my roof and gutters and depositing it on the ground all around my house.
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Nov 2022
2:21pm, 24 Nov 2022
95,708 posts
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Hanneke
Aha! Well, better than mine: they stuff it into my downpipes 😱 I have seen them do that now!
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Nov 2022
2:59pm, 24 Nov 2022
57,411 posts
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Derby Tup
A great tit teacher-teachering like it was March. Nature is a wonderful thing and there are zero rules. I reckon ‘spring’ starts in mid-January so in six weeks or so we’ll be listening for mistle thrush etc singing away
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Nov 2022
4:42pm, 24 Nov 2022
4,507 posts
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J2R
Funny, all afternoon a magpie has been showering down debris from the gutter just above my upstairs office window. I wonder what its looking for?
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Nov 2022
4:45pm, 24 Nov 2022
27,251 posts
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Rosehip
Magpies doing a good job clearing the lumps of moss from my roof too 
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Nov 2022
6:13pm, 24 Nov 2022
4,508 posts
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J2R
Seasons have all gone a bit weird. We have blossom forming on the lilac tree in the garden, which is just plain wrong.
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