My birdwatch

[callmemadam]

Two crows. In a garden usually teeming with birds. Serves me right for being such a misery about it.

Comments

[sloopjonb.livejournal.com]

Well, it's better than my mother's tally of absolutely rag all!

(Really it should be done between 8 and ten of a morning, this time of year, when they are most active, and before most humans have dragged theirselves out of bed).

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

I must be scarcely human then as I am usually up at the proverbial sparrowfart.

[sloopjonb.livejournal.com]

So's my Dad. I think he's human ... I did say most humans (like me, who values his kip and has to get up at 0530 tomorrow to go to piggin' Darlington). And I ought to have added the vital words 'on Sundays'.

[(Anonymous)]

I am glad to say that the hedge and path around our office is alive with wildlife. Finches, various other birds plus rabbits, town foxes, squirrels and the odd stoat. We have to keep the bird bath and feeders filled up daily.

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

The odd stoat? Weasily recognised.