And yet, I can't see a single bird.

A crow has now appeared on the roof opposite.

So far, it is silent.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

A crow has now appeared on the roof opposite.

So far, it is silent.

It's cawing your bluff.

Where's the pigeon going!?
Where's the pigeon going!?

Quote :

A coo for snooker: pigeon stops world championship action at Crucible

‘Where’s the pigeon going,’ asks BBC pundit John Virgo

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/apr/22/world-snooker-mark-williams-ronnie-o-sullivan-crucible?

My ma's bought another Budgie, as little Dave's (who's fine) is still a shy little birdie, and hopefully a another bird will make Dave happier.

It looks a bit like this:

I don't think I've ever seen a grey budgie before.

They face terrible discrimination in the budgie community




(Not really)

Feisty little thing,

Andrea and Dave seem to be hitting it off on their first meeting outside of both their cages




A little too well.

Does this mean they're married now?

After years and years of there being none in sight, sparrows have reappeared around my way.

... I have been trying protect a mummy-daddy pair of blackbirds who're out diligently pecking away for critters on the communal lawn from a nasty gert big basket of a magpie what is menacing them.

It's not all that hard in truth, because, as clever as corvids are, they're usually very cautious and are thus easily scared away with, in this case, a loud clap of the hands.

One hefty, cupped-hand CLAP!! and they scatter.

Conversely, this doesn't seem to bother the blackbirds at all and they just carry on beakily pecking away for the good of their feathery people.

Meanwhile, a pair of fat, stupid wood pigeons are bickering away in a tree directly above the foraging blackbirds like the clumsy buffoons they are.

However, these nerd-birds do not appear, in a word, to perturb the blackbirds who remain unstirred and continue un-erred.

I like when magpies try to intimidate wood pigeons and the wood pigeons just totally ignore them.