And so there were – more than thirty, at a quick count!
I’m not entirely sure whether they were redwings or thrushes (they looked like thrushes, but some of them seemed to have red bits on their sides), but both species are on the red list, so I’m very glad our garden could help them, especially in this horrible weather.
In the back garden, we have our more usual visitors: blackbirds, chaffinches, tits (blue, great and long-tailed) plus the pigeons and doves - when dog isn’t galloping around out there, enjoying himself in the snow. It’s very powdery today (not good for snowmen, or we’d have one in the front garden) but dog loves it. I did try to get a pic, because he made me smile so much, but it's just a spaniel-shaped blur. Instead, here's the back garden, just after the sun came out following this morning's snow dump.
8 comments:
How spooky - we had a flock of redwings in our garden yesterday too. Wonder if they were the same ones...!
Lovely photos! Have a good weekend. Take care. Caroline x
Oh wow, how lovely is your garden with all that snow? Gorgeous!
Do you have berries in your garden? Were they after berries? It is spooky though...
Nik - nice to see you here.
I think redwings and fieldfares are coming into more urban areas at the moment, because of the weather. Probably different ones ;o)
Caroline - thanks, and you too!
Nic - it's very pretty (and dog brings half of it in on his nose!) but v cold...
Carol - yep, we have an ornamental cherry (not sure of the official name) and they've been stripping that - been there all weekend! We also had a pair of jays and a pheasant, as well as the usual visitors.
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