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Another day of marking, and being distracted by visitors to the bird table. At least 5 Bullfinches (two males and three females) are still in the area, but are still very timid, flying away at the slightest movement. A pair of Chaffinches and two Dunnocks were also present today, and at least one Siskin was calling from the trees over the fence. Wednesday, December 29, 2010A day of drizzle (and marking at the dining room table) yielded plenty of bird activity in the garden involving up to 4 Bullfinches, two Blackbirds, two each of Coal Tit, Blue Tit and Great Tit, and single Robin and Dunnock.
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