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Con: there is an ant nest in your garden
Pro: birbs

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This handsome fella frequents our garden, and over the last few days he's been sitting on the fence cooing loudly until I come out and talk to him. He'll always lead me into the corner of the garden in the shade and he'll coo some more until I talk to him.
I'm really happy I've made a pigeon friend ☺️
That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
UPDATE: The eggs have hatched! There's now a pair of squabs in the nest and some very proud parents 😊
UPDATE UPDATE: The pidglets (squab isn't a cute enough word for them) are doing well. I can see them moving around in the nest and the parents have been feeding them regularly. They're soldiering on despite the ridiculous heat we've been having. We've put a nice big tray of water out for the parents to cool down in and rehydrate, so hopefully that will tide them over until it cools down.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: I finally managed to get a picture of the pidglets! Had to do a little bit of editing on this one to really make them visible but there they are! There's another one just behind, but that one was being shy so I couldn't quite take a picture of them both together.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: They're getting so big! They're getting more of their adult feathers and they're too big for mama and papa to stay in the nest with them all day. I think it's about another week and a half until they leave the nest and spend a bit of time on the ground before learning to fly!
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: Checked the nest this morning to only find a single pidglet. After a couple of hours, the remaining pidglet left the nest too! They've been hopping around the garden with mama/papa for the last little while, getting a feel for flying around. I caught this little family photo after hearing a chorus of little chirps coming from the far end of the garden ☺️
I hate when it's so hot, but the lighting is so damn pretty

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I hate when it's so hot, but the lighting is so damn pretty
That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
UPDATE: The eggs have hatched! There's now a pair of squabs in the nest and some very proud parents 😊
UPDATE UPDATE: The pidglets (squab isn't a cute enough word for them) are doing well. I can see them moving around in the nest and the parents have been feeding them regularly. They're soldiering on despite the ridiculous heat we've been having. We've put a nice big tray of water out for the parents to cool down in and rehydrate, so hopefully that will tide them over until it cools down.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: I finally managed to get a picture of the pidglets! Had to do a little bit of editing on this one to really make them visible but there they are! There's another one just behind, but that one was being shy so I couldn't quite take a picture of them both together.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: They're getting so big! They're getting more of their adult feathers and they're too big for mama and papa to stay in the nest with them all day. I think it's about another week and a half until they leave the nest and spend a bit of time on the ground before learning to fly!
That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
UPDATE: The eggs have hatched! There's now a pair of squabs in the nest and some very proud parents 😊
UPDATE UPDATE: The pidglets (squab isn't a cute enough word for them) are doing well. I can see them moving around in the nest and the parents have been feeding them regularly. They're soldiering on despite the ridiculous heat we've been having. We've put a nice big tray of water out for the parents to cool down in and rehydrate, so hopefully that will tide them over until it cools down.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: I finally managed to get a picture of the pidglets! Had to do a little bit of editing on this one to really make them visible but there they are! There's another one just behind, but that one was being shy so I couldn't quite take a picture of them both together.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: They're getting so big! They're getting more of their adult feathers and they're too big for mama and papa to stay in the nest with them all day. I think it's about another week and a half until they leave the nest and spend a bit of time on the ground before learning to fly!
That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
UPDATE: The eggs have hatched! There's now a pair of squabs in the nest and some very proud parents 😊
UPDATE UPDATE: The pidglets (squab isn't a cute enough word for them) are doing well. I can see them moving around in the nest and the parents have been feeding them regularly. They're soldiering on despite the ridiculous heat we've been having. We've put a nice big tray of water out for the parents to cool down in and rehydrate, so hopefully that will tide them over until it cools down.
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE: I finally managed to get a picture of the pidglets! Had to do a little bit of editing on this one to really make them visible but there they are! There's another one just behind, but that one was being shy so I couldn't quite take a picture of them both together.
That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
UPDATE: The eggs have hatched! There's now a pair of squabs in the nest and some very proud parents 😊
UPDATE UPDATE: The pidglets (squab isn't a cute enough word for them) are doing well. I can see them moving around in the nest and the parents have been feeding them regularly. They're soldiering on despite the ridiculous heat we've been having. We've put a nice big tray of water out for the parents to cool down in and rehydrate, so hopefully that will tide them over until it cools down.

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That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
UPDATE: The eggs have hatched! There's now a pair of squabs in the nest and some very proud parents 😊
Found these two guys just chilling out next to a car park. Had a quick check on them from a distance and they looked okay, just having a bit of a break from the park I guess 🤷
That fence really is a popular perch
(I was surprised to see two pigeons sitting there, since there's a nest with another pigeon on a pair of eggs about 2 meters to the left)
Love seeing the sparrows enjoying the bench and the different lengths of grass I try to leave

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I love that they feel safe enough to come right up to the window even when I'm standing there 😭
I'm always impressed with the photos my phone can take, but it always leaves me wanting to get a proper camera to take even better pictures of the wildlife in my area.