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Are you giving tits a hand? 15:38 - Oct 26 with 746 viewsKeno

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 16:02 - Oct 26 with 689 viewsChondzoresk

Not the kind of tits I was hoping for, although plenty do post on here. Apart from you Keno of course.
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Are you giving tits a hand? on 16:48 - Oct 26 with 622 viewsWeWereZombies

Well I do put my fat balls out for them...

[edit] Good article by the way, and it is Great Tits rather than Blue Tits that nibble on my balls here...
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Are you giving tits a hand? on 17:24 - Oct 26 with 588 viewsKeno

Are you giving tits a hand? on 16:48 - Oct 26 by WeWereZombies

Well I do put my fat balls out for them...

[edit] Good article by the way, and it is Great Tits rather than Blue Tits that nibble on my balls here...
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Do you have any issues with Thrush in your garden?

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 20:49 - Oct 26 with 517 viewsWeWereZombies

Are you giving tits a hand? on 17:24 - Oct 26 by Keno

Do you have any issues with Thrush in your garden?


Very few but I notice some nasty chaffinching when I spend a long time watching the bird table...

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:20 - Oct 26 with 491 viewsSwansea_Blue

Ok, I get it, hilarious. There’s a serious issue here though - we shouldn’t just be focusing on the tits, apparently.

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:23 - Oct 26 with 483 viewsWeWereZombies

Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:20 - Oct 26 by Swansea_Blue

Ok, I get it, hilarious. There’s a serious issue here though - we shouldn’t just be focusing on the tits, apparently.


So you're suggesting that we give some attention to, say, the woodcock?

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:31 - Oct 26 with 470 viewsSwansea_Blue

Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:23 - Oct 26 by WeWereZombies

So you're suggesting that we give some attention to, say, the woodcock?


Indeed. We need to look to other habitats. Woodcock is a good example although they are constrained to wading habitats, but what about woodland and bush fauna? It's all important.

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:33 - Oct 26 with 465 viewsKeno

Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:31 - Oct 26 by Swansea_Blue

Indeed. We need to look to other habitats. Woodcock is a good example although they are constrained to wading habitats, but what about woodland and bush fauna? It's all important.


I think it’s important that bushes are kept well trimmed

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:40 - Oct 26 with 449 viewsSwansea_Blue

Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:33 - Oct 26 by Keno

I think it’s important that bushes are kept well trimmed


Well, quite. Horticultural maintenance is a vastly underrated. If you don't keep things clean and tidy, you'll attract the wrong sort of creatures.

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Are you giving tits a hand? on 22:23 - Oct 26 with 419 viewsWeWereZombies

Are you giving tits a hand? on 21:31 - Oct 26 by Swansea_Blue

Indeed. We need to look to other habitats. Woodcock is a good example although they are constrained to wading habitats, but what about woodland and bush fauna? It's all important.


You are right of course, and as well as getting too gung ho about our bird tables we can over garden too. One subject I would like to see a good write up on is hedgerows - when the British Isles were close to one hundred per cent tree cover, many thousands of years ago, there could not have been too much that resembled hedgerow - a mainly man made environment that provided habitats for many animals. But did it also change the balance in nature in the way that the articles suggests our bird feeding is doing? And one of the few things I disliked about our membership of the European Union was the stimulus to grub up hedgerows in the drive to compete with the United States on a prairie farming landscape, which has unbalanced nature from a pattern that was fruitful for many thousands of years.

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