You can return to our bird baths page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links. If you've found inspiration take a look at the wildlife garden section in our garden centre.

What are we supposed to do here?

By Gee19

8 Jul, 2014
10 likes

These two visited regularly and seemed unable to move one without the other. Haven't seen them for a few days so suppose they have finally decided to go it alone :)

Comments on this photo

Wildrose

Aah, it is a shame when they move on.

8 Jul, 2014

Dottydaisy2

Ahhh bless!!

8 Jul, 2014

Hollyeves

Arrr so cute we've had lots of young birds about...

9 Jul, 2014

Pansypotter

Two in the bath makes a nice change from two in a bed lol

9 Jul, 2014

Amy

You will miss them Gee, they are lovely to watch you do get to know them !

11 Jul, 2014

Gee19

It's odd, all the starlings seem to have disappeared. I wonder if they have gone somewhere to form those lovely patterns :)

11 Jul, 2014

Shirley_tulip

Yes they have Gee ... about thirty of them were in my garden early this morning ... squawking and squabbling in the way only Starlings can! :o)

11 Jul, 2014

Gee19

Glad they've found a good home, Shirley, they like crushed peanuts and sultanas :)

12 Jul, 2014

Shirley_tulip

They fight over the fat balls in my garden Gee ... felt really sorry for a juvenile Seagull yesterday as it had a poorly leg and could only hop around on the other one ... seemed to be coping though. :o)

14 Jul, 2014

Gee19

One legged birds seems to cope amazingly, Shirley. The one legged female blackbird stayed around my garden for a couple of years and raised several broods. Likewise the one legged duck who used to fly in and crash land! I hope your seagull manages OK - they are usually feisty birds!

14 Jul, 2014

Shirley_tulip

Thanks Gee ... I saw it again today with either Mum or Dad very close by. :o)

15 Jul, 2014

Comment on this photo

Photo 151 of 155