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| Two young sparrows: What's that? |
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| Three young sparrows: Perhaps digestable? |
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| Six young sparrows: Yummie! |
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| In the meantime some adults help themselves in the nearby apple tree ... |
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| ... and the other restaurant, |
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| whilst this tit enjoys not being disturbed. |
I envy you your sparrows. Over the last couple of years ours have almost disapeared. Thanks for sharing their visits to you.
ReplyDeleteCountrywide, here, too, every year fewer birds are counted; sparrows inclusive. We do notice that, too. However, in one cherry laurel alone I suppose about 40 sparrows having their habitat, here.
DeleteUnfortunately there are young cats in the neighbourhood who are chasing. Often successfully.
Seanhenge looks like a big place!
ReplyDeleteIt's all about the camera angle, Mark. ;-)
DeleteQuin reportatge més bonic d'aquests pardals curiosos!.
ReplyDeleteSembla i tot que pensen.🤔
Aferradetes, Sean.
That was what I thought when watching the little fellows.
DeleteAferradetes, Paula.
We have a family of sparrows in our garden. They are far to quick to allow me to photograph them :-)
ReplyDeleteSitting patiently with a few meters distance from the feeder they will allow you. ;-)
DeleteFeeding the birds tends to pull you in and keep you always watching.
ReplyDeleteWell, not always. But yes, it's nice now and then to watch the little fellows.
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