Much as Muffin's demise was distressing, we have recently noticed a resurgence of birdlife in the garden; we've been having regular visits from songthrushes, bluetits, goldfinches and greenfinches, to name but a few.
When Springwatch announced their garden biodiversity survey (the Bioblitz), we felt that we were the ideal participants and so this Sunday, armed with camera, binoculars, clipboard and a plethora of reference books we set up camp in the garden.
It started well with a sighting of a sparrow.
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Passer domesticus |
And then there were two!
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Passer domesticus |
Later on we set up our camera aimed to capture the greenfinches that we had seen the previous day. And lo and behold, what was this we saw?
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Passer domesticus |
Another sparrow.
So, we decided to focus our attention on the bird feeder. Surely this would bring some variety...
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Passer domesticus |
The Harbills decided not to upload their results to the Bioblitz website.