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Very active hungry birds here as well Tony..

I think when they feed like that they are stoking up ready for a cold spell . Stand by !

hi lincslass Think Driad could have a very good point. Take care enjoy Tony

We've had a mild damp day Tony, but still lots of birds enjoying the freebies, that's when my two pusscats and JR aren't out of course. A special pair of collared doves, which Ian says were mating, so maybe your good lady is right, things are a bit topsy-turvy this year aren't they? Like you we have our own Robin who visits, only on his own though and never with family. Loads of Starlings that spend the day viewing ours and neighbouring gardens from the church tower close by, and a couple of Blackbirds and a Thrush, I spied. Saw a Great Tit swinging on the fat ball earlier, so all in all, I think the garden birds so far this winter are like us, quite happy with their lot, and long may it continue....:o))

Hi Driad Yes point taken, they are like vultures.Thankyou take care Tony

Hi Janey Yes the season seems to be a little off line this year. Clever pussys and who said they could,nt think?(LoL). Nice feeling though is,nt it to see the wild life again Janey. Filling the feeders quite often now. Take care enjoy Tony

I think Driad maybe right as our feeders are right outside the window where we eat and they always seem to eat more especially fat balls and suet , and a few days later the weather turns cold.I wish you'd taken a picture of this family of robins.We have a pair of them at the moment.

Hi Rose Camera lenz may not cope with distance but i will try if i get the Robin lineup. Naturaley from in the lounge Rose since i am taking Janey,s pussys advice and not going out as yet. Take care enjoy Tony

Those wee birdies will have you eaten out of house and home, Tony! No wonder so many have all decided to come and live at your house, they know a kind heart when they see it!! We have a pair of robins that live at the front of the house and another pair at the back, and it's lovely to hear them singing, that is, when they're not punching each other's lights out for territory! lol!

I know what you mean Elizabeth, last year one robin actually killed the other one fighting for its terrotary.