Hello Keith. The same thing happens here really...but I think the Goldcrest and Firecrest are partial to it so it is worth the expense to keep them coming.
Hello Jan. I agree about the Coal Tit. Maybe it is the colour of the head...They are little spitfires and do not give you two chances. A remote control would be ideal and watch from the distance.
Good pic, what do you put inside the log feeder?
ReplyDeleteHi Bob
ReplyDeleteFat Balls or those suet squares.
The Starlings like them also so they do not last long.
Nice shot Trevor.
ReplyDeleteI tried this in my garden a while ago, but the Starlings never gave anything else a chance lol
Lovely to see the Coal Tit, they move so quickly it's not easy to capture them. I have a similar feeder but the Starlings do tend to hog it.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoyed the Chiffchaff on the previous post.
Hello Keith. The same thing happens here really...but I think the Goldcrest and Firecrest are partial to it so it is worth the expense to keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteHello Jan.
ReplyDeleteI agree about the Coal Tit. Maybe it is the colour of the head...They are little spitfires and do not give you two chances. A remote control would be ideal and watch from the distance.