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Posted: Fri Nov 17th, 2023 13:33
 
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More good photos above keep them going. I just wish we could get some new members.



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Another Green finch one.


_A011950-Edit by Iain Clyne, on Flickr

 




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Iain wrote:
They soon learn how to overcome problems.
Very true. I didn’t get a photo of it but a Rook landed above the feeders and he/she was trying to peck down on some fat balls in a feeder. As the level dropped and he/she couldn’t reach he/she grabbed the side of the cage and swung it up 2 or 3 times till it stuck horizontal on a twig so the cage was at his/her feet. A squirrel disturbed the feast and knocked the feeder back to the swinging position. When the squirrel cleared off, the Rook returned and didn’t try pecking down but immediately swung the cage up to catch on the twig again. Clever bird…..must fill the feeder now!!!

Even got Collared Doves hanging off feeders. They perch one level down to reach the hole above. Can’t post the video on here but this is a screen grab… 



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Eric wrote:


Can’t post the video on here but this is a screen grab…
I need to fix the youtube link in the editor, but you can upload video to YouTube and then use the link icon in the editor menu to include a link to the video in your post.

Like this -   https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tYyN9oCuNvE



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Eric wrote:
Very true. I didn’t get a photo of it but a Rook landed above the feeders and he/she was trying to peck down on some fat balls in a feeder. As the level dropped and he/she couldn’t reach he/she grabbed the side of the cage and swung it up 2 or 3 times till it stuck horizontal on a twig so the cage was at his/her feet. A squirrel disturbed the feast and knocked the feeder back to the swinging position. When the squirrel cleared off, the Rook returned and didn’t try pecking down but immediately swung the cage up to catch on the twig again. Clever bird…..must fill the feeder now!!!

Even got Collared Doves hanging off feeders. They perch one level down to reach the hole above. Can’t post the video on here but this is a screen grab… 



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They all need food to survive so will adapt a way to get it and they are not as daft as people think.

 




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At a site I go to a lot we never see the Grey Wagtails in the summer but come winter we get them in the car park.


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Iain wrote:
At a site I go to a lot we never see the Grey Wagtails in the summer but come winter we get them in the car park.


_A016563-Edit by Iain Clyne, on Flickr

I missed this one Iain. That’s a pretty little bird. Not seen around these parts sadly.



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We get it in the car park of one of the reserves I go too and then only in the winter.

 




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Should we start a new Bird 2024 thread?



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Eric wrote:
Should we start a new Bird 2024 thread?
We may as well even though it only seems to be you, Graham and me putting anything in it.

 

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