Thebunhouse wrote:possibly or I heard traffic fumes and something affecting the insects which adults feed their young plus lack of suitable nesting in modern buildingsCats.
John C wrote:yes the gulls and crows and magpies appear to have discouraged the wood pigeons but feral still come around and foxes and squirrels alsoDon't know about sparrows - haven't seen one for years. Round our way the crows have driven the pigeons out.
Paramount wrote:John C wrote:yes the gulls and crows and magpies appear to have discouraged the wood pigeons but feral still come around and foxes and squirrels alsoDon't know about sparrows - haven't seen one for years. Round our way the crows have driven the pigeons out.
Paramount wrote:The blue tits family seem to survive though.. Pretty little things. Some areas Richmond Kingston have the colourful parrot type ring tailed necked parakeets originally from India
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