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So not to turn Katherine's picture post of Chris Packham into a debate, I thought I would start one here. I went and saw Chris Packham at Cirencester last week and what he said about Squirrels was…Continue
Started by Gareth Jones. Last reply by Martin Bailey Jan 15.
For those interested in catching garden wildlife I have posted a pic of the birdie cam unit I have been using for watching the birds in the garden from my front room. There are no cameras with it…Continue
Started by Kevin Smith Oct 22, 2011.
Are bird box cameras worth it?Continue
Tags: box, bird, camera, birds
Started by Myles Storey. Last reply by shirl Mar 20, 2011.
Do you have to put grooves in bird boxes for fledglings to climb on?Continue
Started by Myles Storey. Last reply by Myles Storey Feb 16, 2011.
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Comment by Linda June Penney on January 13, 2012 at 5:21pm thank you Dan i thought it might be but was not certain it did not stay still long enough for me
Comment by Dan Carrington on January 13, 2012 at 5:11pm Hi Linda- regarding your mystery bird- difficult to see properly but looked like a Greenfinch- hope this helps:)
Comment by Linda June Penney on January 13, 2012 at 4:32pm i caught a short quick new bird on my birdtable i only mange to get a back veiw on footage but still can not work out what is i send it to you tube then post on my page or on he shortly
Comment by Linda June Penney on January 12, 2012 at 7:20am looking forward to what you capture on your camra John ,i know how filled i been just with a normal desk top cam looking out of the front room window at my birdtable and looking at my 3 nest boxes even though i can not get a closer veiw of the neat boxes at the moment
Comment by Kate MacRae on January 11, 2012 at 9:44pm Sounds exciting John! I am preparing my nest boxes, but won't move the cams in until later as they are all on feeders at the moment!
Comment by John Cheney on January 11, 2012 at 9:26pm Have spent today moving cameras around my garden and put two into nest boxes which have a Blue Tit roosting in each hopefully they will nest in them, plan to fit a camera up in small conifer tree where a robin has nested the last two years, have two other larger boxes up and if birds show an interest in them I hope to put cameras in them also.
Comment by John Cheney on December 7, 2011 at 3:03pm This year I have taken to feeding birds on two large birdtables which I am finding much cleaner and easier to use, instead of hanging feeders, only have two hanging feeders one for peanuts and one for fat blocks, one table has 5cm netting around it so only birds smaller than Blackbird can feed on it, the other anything can feed on it. Also I am using a wheat free wildbird mix, more expensive but much less wastefull.
Comment by Ryan Mottram on December 6, 2011 at 5:02pm Not seen any Starling in my Garden but saw a Large number of them fly over my head when i Lock the cemetery up with my Brother
Comment by Keith Marshall on December 6, 2011 at 4:58pm 
Comment by Thomas Graham on December 6, 2011 at 4:16pm 
One of my Piccy's from today. I seem to be getting alot of starlings at the moment. How are other people getting on with thier garden wildlife ??
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