or "i was thinking". that's bloody dangerous/expensive.Only one byrd annoys me first thing in the morning when she says " I've had an idea "
Oh and starlings
Behind the times there lad.yes but that would be 'most annoying fat bird song'
We have one or two here love to hear them laughingBack in the 60s when I was doing my O & A levels the green woodpeckers used to wake me up so I would lie awake fretting about the coming exams and cursing them to high heaven.
How I would love to hear them again now! Where have they gone and why?
Loads of them round here.Back in the 60s when I was doing my O & A levels the green woodpeckers used to wake me up so I would lie awake fretting about the coming exams and cursing them to high heaven.
How I would love to hear them again now! Where have they gone and why?
Their favourite feed is meadow ants, which thrive in old meadows/pastures/lawns. Much less old grassland around now.Back in the 60s when I was doing my O & A levels the green woodpeckers used to wake me up so I would lie awake fretting about the coming exams and cursing them to high heaven.
How I would love to hear them again now! Where have they gone and why?
that's why the b4astard's are on my lawn.Their favourite feed is meadow ants, which thrive in old meadows/pastures/lawns. Much less old grassland around now.
We find if we fence an area off in an old permanent pasture (eg along a stream) we soon get the distinctive grass covered mounds of meadow ant nests popping up. We do see and hear green woodpeckers ('yaffles') around feeding, but where the cows are in the fields the nests don't get a chance to get established, presumably due to constant trampling.
Hadn't realised your are so ancient... anyway, as a boy in Herts green woodpeckers were very common, and I am pleased to write that they still are. Over here, in Carms, I hardly ever see one, just an occasional call; which is odd because I remember them as common here when I was young.Back in the 60s when I was doing my O & A levels the green woodpeckers used to wake me up so I would lie awake fretting about the coming exams and cursing them to high heaven.
How I would love to hear them again now! Where have they gone and why?
Folks don't get that outside of East Anglianevermind bird song . .. .tell you what I hate....muntjac barking all night