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We have huge fat pigeons in our garden too. Only at the weekend, my OH said one of them could feed a family of 4!! 
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Evening Ray 
You've got a great variety of birds there, but I wouldn't have liked to see the carnage of the coots either. Those big birds resemble pterodactyls when they're flying overhead!
We get a daily gang of jackdaws and magpies, eager for bread, meat and mealworms - very greedy birds. Our chaffinches were still here the other week, but I've not seen them since and assume they've gone elsewhere or migrated maybe? Not too sure about their habits, but they could be making raids on Tesco to wipe out all the Garibaldi biscuits down your way, Ray xxx
Hard luck Ray. I'm going shopping to Tesco's tomorrow, and I'll definitely have a look to see if they're still in stock. They can't be that popular, surely xxx
We need a laughing emoji…. I laughed out loud when I read it 
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another bird lover here. My Inner city London wild meadow garden gets a good variety….lots of pigeons but also ring necked doves, robin, blackbirds, goldfinches, blue tits etc. and, amazingly I am honoured to receive regular visits from a woodpecker (lesser spotted). His visits always cheer me
