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I ought to change the name of my blog to “Siskins in a Suburban Garden” but honestly I can’t resist the draw of taking their…
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The Grey Plover aka the Black Bellied Plover in the USA is a reasonably common over-wintering bird on the River Exe Estuary. I am always…
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Today was a bit special, we have had the first snow to settle in the garden for 23 years. I just absolutely loved the…
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Here are a few of the birds we have had in my Suburban Garden today. The female Blackcap was around this morning and I was…
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The European Robin, as I have said before is a well loved and very common bird, known to everyone in the UK. They are extremely…
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The Purple Sandpiper ia a species that you could very easily overlook. The Rspb here describes them as visitors to any Rocky Coast but here…
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The Cirl Bunting is a very rare Bunting related to the Yellow Hammer. “Cirl” is a medieval word meaning “Plump”. Fortunately they have a foothold…
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Just to keep up to date there hasn’t been much opportunity to take photos today but there was a tiny window of bright light at…
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It was Saturday evening and a knock at the door when answered revealed a neighbour with yet another box! As is usual with this kind…
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I hope you like this one? I had been trying all day to catch the male Siskin in just the correct pose and doing something…
Wildlife in a Suburban Garden 