Big Garden Birdwatch 2017 Part 2!
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Well, we arrived home after our weekend away with time to spare, so after unloading the car and a spot of lunch, I filled up the birdfeeders in the back garden and settled myself, very well wrapped up, to see who would visit. It was a chilly and very overcast afternoon There are two feeders with fatballs, one feeder with a mix of kibbled peanuts and sunflower hearts and the other two have, for the winter months, a 'high energy' seed mix - all the food goes quite quickly between the various visitors to the garden! The first to appear was one of our regulars, announcing his arrival with a 'Tick Tick', a whirr of wings to another favourite perch and a pose to see if I was watching - it was one of the Robins . We have three that regularly visit and appear to share the territory fairly amicably. Two of them visit together and follow each other about the garden and I believe they may be a pair; another visits, most often alone and has favourite, but differen