wildlife in your garden

[taffey 1,315]

he feeds them allright seed mixed with plaster of paris goes hard in there gut when theyve ate it next salute there belly up on the deck straight in with the 2 wolverines i mean ferrets

[watchman 256]

heres a photo of the vixen i recently beat to death with a shovel!

 

 

 

:sick: :tongue2: :sick:

 

f*****g needed it an all pal,proper rotter,fair play for you to take that on single handed/shoveled

[terrierjohn 49]

all the wildlife in my garden is impressive frogs seem to be always there sparrowhawks,robins,starlings,dunnocks,sparrows,goldies,chaffys,blackies,tits are visitors every single day but ive had a couple o bullys occasionally and yesterday a chiffchaff dropped in,oh yeh and a fecking heron in the pond twice

also resident newts

you have avairy birds though havent you craigyboy

they themselves would bring in some nice birds to see

have you any spare birds yet

yeh your right mate,its half the reason they visit my garden,especially in breeding season,theres always cock chaffys goldies and siskins trying to get in my aviaries after the hens,as for spare birds ive only got a few chaffy hens spare,ive decided to keep a few more on this year and ive inherited some of my uncles stock,so i aint got rid of many,its all part of the masterplan mate,im going to breed 3 times as many next year,its hard work but well worth it,let me know what you want for next year and il sort you out at mates rates

i will be after some goldies bullies greenies anything really

quick question fellas,is Scottish national still held at Ingleston?I used to go to the brunton hall show,cheers,

i havent a clue buddy i'm only just getting back into the birds after a few year away from them

 

and back to the topic in hand i have recently noticed rabbit and fox prints in my garden over the past few nights

[badgerboy 3]

we get all sorts in ours as the garden backs on to fields we have a barn owl that reguarly sits on top of the oak in the garden sparrow hawke caught a black bird youngster in the summer that was a great sight to see roe fallow muntjack kites and buzzards a reguly seen floating about there is no fence separating the fields so it all comes in we like it like that

[bert the fert 28]

I noticed some [ for want of a better word ] foreign poop in the chicken pen this morning. It was about the size and shape of a piece of pet coke; kinda oval. Dark and fibrous. I wondered if it might be from a badger ? Anyone know ?

[OldTrapCollector 377]

I found a little grass snake in mine this summer about 12 inches long ...

 

OTC

[KittleRox 2,147]

I noticed some [ for want of a better word ] foreign poop in the chicken pen this morning. It was about the size and shape of a piece of pet coke; kinda oval. Dark and fibrous. I wondered if it might be from a badger ? Anyone know ?

an owl pellet,just a guess,

can a badger get in the coup?

[bert the fert 28]

I noticed some [ for want of a better word ] foreign poop in the chicken pen this morning. It was about the size and shape of a piece of pet coke; kinda oval. Dark and fibrous. I wondered if it might be from a badger ? Anyone know ?

an owl pellet,just a guess,

can a badger get in the coup?

 

 

I never thought of an owl, but i bet you're right because i have seen a couple hereabouts. It wasn't in the cabin itself, just the outer pen which is usually open at night. The birds are secure in their coop then.

[KittleRox 2,147]

I noticed some [ for want of a better word ] foreign poop in the chicken pen this morning. It was about the size and shape of a piece of pet coke; kinda oval. Dark and fibrous. I wondered if it might be from a badger ? Anyone know ?

an owl pellet,just a guess,

can a badger get in the coup?

 

 

I never thought of an owl, but i bet you're right because i have seen a couple hereabouts. It wasn't in the cabin itself, just the outer pen which is usually open at night. The birds are secure in their coop then.

[Romany 1,065]

Saw a sparrow hawk take a blackie and drop near to the bushes, I ran over and the sparrow hawk flew off and left the blackie fluttering about on the grass, then a cat ran out from the bushes and took the blackie..just wasnt that blackbirds day..

[runforyourlife 361]

for the last 3 yrs we have had foxes breeding and living in the garden(under a unit). Till they drove the lurchers to despare sitting outside the dog runs looking at them!! Even found a cub floating in the pond face down after trying to drink, and fell in.. had the odd roe deer walk through. Also rabbits, badger, sparrowhawks, buzzards, nuthatch, peckers, siskins, bullfinch, etc....

[runforyourlife 361]

I do however find it very strange that folk have hares sitting in there garden on a regular basis. Yet have never photographed them....

[martin 332]

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/85537-deer-visiting-the-garden/ <<<<<<<<<<<<click this link as well.

 

And at the bottom of the garden........

[comanche 3,045]

Doesn't rank as particuarly impressive but its a bit of a mystery. Alpine newts have turned-up in my garden pond over the last couple of years. I can only think that they came as eggs on a bit of weed I collected.

[Guest thebigdog]

joyriders and drug dealers all i see out my garden, attenbouragh wouldnt no were to start.