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bird table news a place to chat about all types of birds and also exchange bird feeding and other wild bird advice menu skip to content home about trisha contact us feed garden birds all year round 1 reply english hawthorn hedge a field of corn and an old established hedge a holly bush we planted years ago the above photos show how much cover and shelter and nesting places that hedges and bushes give birds, especially when they are nesting, which is really good. do not forget that putting bird food out helps them in spring and summer. then autumn comes thrush perched on a countryside hedge then winter arrives. earth and water frozen during an english winter in winter the days are shorter and the dark cold nights are longer. birds have to find food during the short days. it does not need to snow for winter to be a problem for garden birds. wind and rain and very cold weather are bad for them spring, summer, autumn winter. birds need feeding all year round so that they can survive the spring, summer, autumn and winter and be strong and active for the following year this entry was posted in bird feeding on november 3, 2017 by trish . an insect with 8 legs under a fledgling bird’s feathers. what is the insect? leave a reply i had this question about a something moving under a fledgling’s ‘s feathers. can anyone help? trisha, my question is about a fledgling that was sitting on a branch about a foot away from me when i was hanging the birdfeeder back in the lilac trees. it didn’t seem bothered about me being so close and as i watched it i saw a little lump move across its breast under its feathers, then move back again. i thought a fly popped out then went back under the feathers and move about again. there seemed to be a bald patch at the top of its leg or possibly at the side of its breast so i wondered if there was an injury that i couldn’t see. there is a local wildlife rescue centre that i decided to take it to after i tried contacting them but unfortunately couldn’t get through. however once i’d picked the bird up a whole host of previously unseen blackbirds started screeching and at the same moment, not a fly but a similar sized flattish crawling insect appeared through the feathers and quickly went back again. i immediately put the bird down and as i’d taken the precaution of wearing latex gloves, i hoped that i hadn’t transferred any human smells and they will take care of it. the insect had eight legs i think but i didn’t get much time to count. i’d imagined that mites would be smaller than this but although i’ve tried searching the internet i haven’t found anything useful. i was wondering if you have any idea what it could be, and if i see this fledgling again, does it need help or is this normal life for blackbirds. kind regards, 0-0-0-0-0- i have been asking people and looking on the internet, but wondered if you could help. this entry was posted in uncategorized on june 6, 2017 by trish . sparrow trying to peel an apple leave a reply this is why we should chop up apples before we feed them to garden birds! this is only a short video but this little bird was trying for ages. this entry was posted in all my videos , bird food and tagged apple , sparrow , video on may 20, 2017 by trish . sparrows killing blackbird chicks 4 replies from carol, hi trisha, i actually witnessed a sparrow flying into our bay tree where a female blackbird has been feeding three chicks in her nest. she was collecting worms for them early this morning and nothing had occurred. i then saw the mother blackbird and the father walking around the bottom of the nest apparently with nothing to do. i went out to the garden, and found a blackbird chick dead on the ground under the bay tree and on further investigation the nest was empty. all this happened in about 15 minutes. i am looking at the blackbird parents now in the garden looking very dejected. there are two sparrow nests also in our garden in quite close proximity to the bay tree. i hope the blackbirds lay another clutch of eggs and have better luck. all quite upsetting really. -0-0-0-0-0- carol, thank you for sending me this sad story. i hope the blackbirds have another clutch of eggs as well. it’s lovely that so many people are concerned about our garden birds – and carol is one of them. there is a possibility it could have been a magpie, but i don’t think so in that short space of time. i have received other details of sparrows attacking birds. if you read through the catergories do sparrows attack other birds and also bird eating bird you will be able to read some strange things. carol, thank you for sharing this with us. it reminds us that we know so little about the life of garden birds. please let me know if the blackbirds do have another clutch of eggs (even if you have to send me an emai) trisha i am having a problem with my website. if you want to write a comment but find there is a problem then please email me a [email protected] this entry was posted in do sparrows attack other birds and tagged blackbird , sparrow on may 19, 2017 by trish . low roofed bird table and flat packed meshed bird feeder 1 reply this low roofed bird table keeps the bird food dry and the birds protected when they are feeding. it also makes it difficult for pigeons and rooks etc to get at the feed. i have been told that some persistent pigeons have managed to get some food. i have not used this bird table yet, so i cannot comment. please email trisha at [email protected] -0-0-0-0- here is a link to a plastic covered wire mesh ground feeder that is lightweight and can be folder for ease of posting. i have used one and they do work meshed bird feed cover – for sale. can be flat packed for posting this entry was posted in bird tables and bird feeders on january 30, 2017 by trish . wire mesh bird table to keep the pigeons out! leave a reply i was fed up of rooks, crows and pigeons eating all the bird food i put out. here is a bird feeder with 25mm wire mesh round it. one side is hinged for access for putting bird food in. the holes for access are just large enough for birds up to starling / blackbird size. another good point is that this bird table keeps bird food protected from the wind, rain and snow. it also protects the birds from the worst of the weather when they are feeding for more information about price and delivery please email [email protected] below is a view of the bird table with the door open. -0-0-0-0-0- youtube – details of a meshed ground feeder this entry was posted in bird tables and bird feeders on january 30, 2017 by trish . a dark morning leave a reply i sometimes put bird food out before it becomes really light. the other morning i took a torch! i know i must be mad, but there is a reason for this and the reason is – blackbirds! once or twice in the early morning i’ve looked out of the window and seen a dark shadow that turns out to be a blackbird. it was at the bird tables and the ground feeder looking for food and there wasn’t any. now, when i put the early morning bird food out i see 3 or 4 blackbirds at the bird table taking advantage of the quietness of it all. during the day when the bird table and ground feeder has visits from many of the smaller garden birds i never see a blackbird. i only see them scurrying about when the garden is quiet and that is usually early morning or early evening. i enjoy feeding the garden birds and know it helps them through the winter, but apart from that all the garden birds that come to my bird feeders really cheer up that corner of my garden. they flit in and out of the hedges and among the hedge rows and make me laugh. this entry was posted in bird feeding on november 17, 2016 by trish . 6.15 am – the blackbirds arrive first leave a reply 6.15 am the blackbirds come first and frantically peck at the bird food. they must watch me as i put the bird food out because as soon as i turn to walk away they are there on the bird tables! 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