The garden has always been aimed at attracting wildlife and it has been interesting watching the changes over the years. We’ve put up several bird boxes and a bat box, but we’ve never seen any of them get more than an inspection. We do have plenty of trees and dense laid hedges.
Knowing the pros and cons, we decided that feeding birds, especially in winter, was beneficial overall and allowed us to keep an eye on changes. They provide entertainment as well.
I’ve been filming them from the house using an old smart phone and added lenses. I set the camera going, then edit later. When editing, I mainly just select, focus in, slow down or speed up to capture the interest as well as I can. I am just about to rearrange them into groups and this page will have the latest ones on.
See also the Bird Archives here
- Accidental Time-Lapse
A clumsy fingered mistake edited to remove some gaps in activity.
- Long Tail Tits and a Robin
- Feeder Changing Room and Ten Minutes on a Murky Day
First the apparent bird swap. This is unedited apart from picking it out and slowing it down.
On this one, some chopped out, some slowed down, some speeded up and a wider view than some of the others. The Pigeon plodding round and round amuses me. About 5 minutes.
- Pheasant Return
They disappeared for a while but two young females have re-appeared
- Bird stills
Four Bird Snow 
Three Bird Snow 
Last Season’s Nest