Chase me

[Pops]

The first one reminded me of those ducks folk used to have stuck on the front room wall.

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[Caz]

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I can see what you mean about the 'flying ducks'.

A lovely set of pictures, the second being my favourite. So... not only do you have multiple feeding stations, I can see that the berries are nearly ready for your birds

My rowan tree has been looking proper sick this year, but at least there are plenty of berries - the blackbirds have been to check them out, but have realised they won't be ready for another week or so!

[Pops]

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I can see what you mean about the 'flying ducks'.

A lovely set of pictures, the second being my favourite. So... not only do you have multiple feeding stations, I can see that the berries are nearly ready for your birds

My rowan tree has been looking proper sick this year, but at least there are plenty of berries - the blackbirds have been to check them out, but have realised they won't be ready for another week or so!

The berries are actually on the other side of my boundary. There is a small wooded area there hence the high number of birds I get in the garden. My plants/shrubs are all first year plantings but I have high hopes of them being quite substantial by next summer thereby attracting even more.
I have also put up 3 nesting boxes ... just in case

[Ian]

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Nice capture of the two pigeons next to each other. I often hear the pigeons slapping around in the tree tops - I guess they are fighting?

Ian

[StuartR]

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Got it....Duncan Norvelle...been driving me mad since I saw the title of your post!

Second one looks like a mid-air collision Pops?

[Autumn]

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First and second pics for me Pops. They are crackers. Such a lovely colourful background too.

[Pops]

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Nice capture of the two pigeons next to each other. I often hear the pigeons slapping around in the tree tops - I guess they are fighting?

Ian

I'm now led to believe that it is a territorial thing.