Even as I type these words, another sparrow has appeared and is tapping on the pane to my left. What's going on? Mrs S brought me an adhesive window bird feeder for my birthday, which is currently sitting on the table waiting to be attached to the outside one of these very windows. Perhaps word has got out and the locals are becoming impatient.
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Monday, 6 May 2013
Looking Through the Window
Something strange is going on around here.
Our house has suddenly become a magnet for
birds and I don't mean the general area, I'm
talking about the building itself. Over the
last week we've had a tit and two robins
standing on the back door handle while
tapping on the glass, and today, as I sat at
my computer, I had a sparrow tapping at the
window to my right and two collared-doves
standing looking at me on the window sill to
my left. Here's one of them.
Even as I type these words, another sparrow has appeared and is tapping on the pane to my left. What's going on? Mrs S brought me an adhesive window bird feeder for my birthday, which is currently sitting on the table waiting to be attached to the outside one of these very windows. Perhaps word has got out and the locals are becoming impatient.
Even as I type these words, another sparrow has appeared and is tapping on the pane to my left. What's going on? Mrs S brought me an adhesive window bird feeder for my birthday, which is currently sitting on the table waiting to be attached to the outside one of these very windows. Perhaps word has got out and the locals are becoming impatient.
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