A reply to Bob the Gardener I dont have starlings and to let you know there is a decline in them I love them as all birds and nature but ive no starlings strange
I think I may have all the starlings, I have lots of them coming into the garden. The Blackbirds always seem to be very greedy, but they all have to fight so hard to survive.
One of my moorhen is struggling, I think it won't survive. It may have a broken leg. It sits under the bird feeders and I make sure I give it plenty of food but it's only a matter of time before the fox/cat/ raptor turns up.
Hello this is to nutcutlet we had a bird with a broken wing poor thing we had it overnight and took it to a bird sanctury and they gladly accepted it i hope you can find one near you before it gets attacked hope this helps
Hello nutcutlet im very passionate about birds i just hope you get it to a bird sanctary i i imagine you can look online to see were the nearest is and they will make it better and your welcome anytime .
Getting through about 1.5 litres of bird seed a day now - the two 25kg sacks (mixed & sunflower hearts) I bought a few weeks ago are now half empty! Making new baby birdies is obviously using a lot of energy!
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
Sunflower seed and nyger consumption has remained much the same but Pnut and fatballs are much more popular. Multiplication, that's the name of the game
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A reply to Bob the Gardener I dont have starlings and to let you know there is a decline in them I love them as all birds and nature but ive no starlings strange
I think I may have all the starlings, I have lots of them coming into the garden. The Blackbirds always seem to be very greedy, but they all have to fight so hard to survive.
One of my moorhen is struggling, I think it won't survive. It may have a broken leg. It sits under the bird feeders and I make sure I give it plenty of food but it's only a matter of time before the fox/cat/ raptor turns up.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hello this is to nutcutlet we had a bird with a broken wing poor thing we had it overnight and took it to a bird sanctury and they gladly accepted it i hope you can find one near you before it gets attacked hope this helps
Thanks vicky.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Hello nutcutlet im very passionate about birds i just hope you get it to a bird sanctary i i imagine you can look online to see were the nearest is and they will make it better and your welcome anytime .
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Getting through about 1.5 litres of bird seed a day now - the two 25kg sacks (mixed & sunflower hearts) I bought a few weeks ago are now half empty! Making new baby birdies is obviously using a lot of energy!
Sunflower seed and nyger consumption has remained much the same but Pnut and fatballs are much more popular. Multiplication, that's the name of the game
In the sticks near Peterborough