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Jen's birds
Topic Started: Mar 8 2015, 03:36 PM (699 Views)
JennyWren
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is there something down there :thinking: ... i think i can hear it :nod: ...... Ouch ! .... :girlygiggle:

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Grayling
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Great captures Jen :cool3: Poor worm .........
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celticsparrow-Jan
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Lovely photos Jen :clap2: I haven't seen a Thrush for ages.
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JennyWren
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many :thanks: Grayling .. :thanks: Jan :Cool: i didn't see the worm till i got home with the pics :doh: :giggle:
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Lovely captures Jen Posted Image I don't see many Thrushes either :thinking:

I hear them sometimes but when they do come into the garden the Blackbirds chase them off :impatient:
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Tabatha
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:greatpic: Jenny. I haven't seen a thrush for ages either. :cool:
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Davebutterflyman
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Great photos of the Song Thrush Jen.
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Great Photo's Jen
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:wow: A great set of photos Jen :cool1: ... :nope: I've not seen a Thrush for quite a while either.
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JennyWren
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wow ! thank you all for looking :clap4: . There is one particular area in the gardens at Rosemoor where i can be fairly sure i'll see them .... funny how they keep to that part and they don't always seem shy :thinking: I suppose if there's a chance that food may not be far away , they're prepared to risk it :yep:
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Davebutterflyman
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I think Blackbirds are their greatest nemesis Jen.

We have been on the back garden and stood in close proximity to a Song Thrush, they don't appear to be that bothered by a human presence, but as soon as a Blackbird appears they are off like a bullet!
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:thanks: I hadn't realised that , Dave .......but that could certainly be right . It's a very large area of lawn , backed by shrubs and a corridor of woodland . There are rooks and a couple of blackbirds but way over to the left of the area ... i never see them mingle .

The other place i see thrush is directly infront of said area but across a few paths , again with shrubs and a few trees behind but no other birds :thinking: I've see two together in that area :cool:
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Occasionally get Song Thrushes in our garden - stunning birds ;)
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JennyWren
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:Cool: Steve .. they are stunning birds
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Davebutterflyman
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A gardeners friend as well accounting for many snails.
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