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Things That Gladden The Heart

patricks148 said:
Dozens of Fieldfares eating the last of the fallen apples in the garden.
Never seen them before this year, didn't know what they were when I first saw them a week ago.
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Stood waiting on the 3rd tee today and I didn’t know two of the lads were twitchers. They commented on the Fieldfares that flew up from the bottom of the orchard trees as we walked to the tee ?
 
Specsavers
£55 for ear clean
Now can hear fully, turns out left ear was bad aswell

Happy days 5 min work for them but great for me
 
Tashyboy said:
Stood waiting on the 3rd tee today and I didn’t know two of the lads were twitchers. They commented on the Fieldfares that flew up from the bottom of the orchard trees as we walked to the tee ?
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One of our neighbours was standing at her back door feeding 19 blackbirds with suet pellets at dusk yesterday.
Highest we have managed is 7
 
Doon frae Troon said:
One of our neighbours was standing at her back door feeding 19 blackbirds with suet pellets at dusk yesterday.
Highest we have managed is 7
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We gave dozens of black birds in the garden. There us a very large overgrown Privett hedge on one boundary and in spring and summer it's bristling with nests. They can be very territorial, when we have had redwings come in late autumn to east fallen apples, the black birds chase them off. The Fieldfairs are more than capable of scaring of the blackbirds. A couple of them seem to spend most of their time chasing BB off.
 
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