goldfinchmule
Player Valuation: £15m
Had to make a feeding station as local cats were stealing his/her food.
Wildlife in your Garden
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gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £80m
Mainly the usual magpies, crows, jackdaws, blackbirds, tits and sparrows. Loads of gulls of course. Occasionally, goldfinches which are tiny and hard to spot without binoculars. Also we get redwings and fieldfares in winter when the weather is bad. They come in from the fields west of Edinburgh to find food.
Woolly Blue
Player Valuation: £80m
Aye, they're cute things. We've had them nesting over the last few years in a quiet area of the garden which we leave wild.
Nearly tripped over one of the buggers the other night before it scuttled off
See a lot more of their shιτε than we do of them though !
Cake
Player Valuation: £15m
Not my garden but a couple of minutes away - earlier today - a good place to walk my dog for an hour or so 2 or 3 times a week.
The adults have been here for about 8 months, scoffing about 100 bags of sweetcorn, porridge oats and lettuce off me in that time with the braver ducks, coots and moorhens grabbing what they can.
The female has been on a nest at the top of the lake for maybe the last 6-8 weeks. It has honestly made my day seeing this today, the (6) cygnets can't be more than a week or two old
The adults have been here for about 8 months, scoffing about 100 bags of sweetcorn, porridge oats and lettuce off me in that time with the braver ducks, coots and moorhens grabbing what they can.
The female has been on a nest at the top of the lake for maybe the last 6-8 weeks. It has honestly made my day seeing this today, the (6) cygnets can't be more than a week or two old
any gardeners on here 