Very excited to pull the card on my game camera and find that the
resident bobcat hasn't been driven out of its territory by the coyotes!
The video was much more clear, but you can just make out the little
bobtail.
I
really need to invest in a better camera! If it's the same cat, I
photographed it in 2018 when I first moved back to the property.
New England, USA
Metacomet soil with hints of Woodbridge and Pillsbury
This morning I saw a tit fly out of the nest box for Gt Tits that we put up on the ash tree trunk a year ago. It was too quick for me to see if it was indeed a Gt Tit. I wonder whether it's been lodging in there overnight, or prospecting for spring ... ?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
They probably roost there overnight. My daughter put out some cat and dog combings a week or two back, as she'd seen the blue tits collecting sheeps' wool to put in their hole in the sycamore tree, where they always nest.
I’ve been repotting pelargonium cuttings by the kitchen window. It was very nice to see so many birds in the garden: blackbirds, starlings, robins, chaffinch, wren, goldfinches, blue tits, sparrows and even a blackcap. I used to get long tailed tits, but I haven’t seen those since I moved to this house.
Yesterday in Tesco they were giving out free carrots for Rudolf. I broke it into three and Princess Tippytoes(as we call our deer) had it last night. The foxes had a nice lamb bone. The cat bought me a present at 4.30 this morning, then ate it. He's decided xmas tree water is nice to drink, I suppose its one up on the pond water. Meanwhile his mum had got xmas presents for him at home. We had three jays on the lawn eating crushed peanuts. Happy Christmas everyone.
Pitter-patter just for you , just lately here in South Wales sometimes we’ve been having up to 9 visiting our fat-balls outside our living-room window . My OH favourite bird
I was watching some dvd's on the TV that I made a few years ago last night and came up with the idea of recording the TV on my phone and then uploading it to YouTube. This one is of red squirrels in the garden of our old house. Best watched on a bigger screen and perhaps with the sound lowered.
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This one is of red squirrels in the garden of our old house. Best watched on a bigger screen and perhaps with the sound lowered.