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OT: What’s your favourite British garden bird?

Seeing as everyone is talking about hair loss, I thought it only natural to bring up this inevitable question.
Mine’s the Robin.

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  • The Gannet - they are closely related to the Booby.

    ;)

  • The Tit. Also closely related to the Booby. (Someone had to say it)

  • @purpan2 said:
    The Tit. Also closely related to the Booby. (Someone had to say it)

    Well obviously. 😉

    Blue ones or green ones?

    I like starlings myself.

  • edited May 2020

    @Gravitas said:

    @purpan2 said:
    The Tit. Also closely related to the Booby. (Someone had to say it)

    Well obviously. 😉

    Blue ones or green ones?

    I like starlings myself.

    Hey - I like ALL kinds of Tits, honestly. I'm fairly open minded - they all have their own strengths and weaknesses.

  • My heart sings whenever a bunch of goldfinches flits through

  • edited May 2020

    @Daveypoo said:

    @Gravitas said:

    @purpan2 said:
    The Tit. Also closely related to the Booby. (Someone had to say it)

    Well obviously. 😉

    Blue ones or green ones?

    I like starlings myself.

    Hey - I like ALL kinds of Tits, honestly. I'm fairly open minded - they all have their own strengths and weaknesses.

    In regards to tits in general? I'm all about equal opportunities.

  • @Gravitas said:
    In regards to tits in general? I'm all about equal opportunities.

    C'mon, sir - let's not be uncouth. We are CLEARLY discussing British Garden Birds here. Get your mind out of the gutter.

    ;)

  • @Daveypoo said:

    @Gravitas said:
    In regards to tits in general? I'm all about equal opportunities.

    C'mon, sir - let's not be uncouth. We are CLEARLY discussing British Garden Birds here. Get your mind out of the gutter.

    ;)

    Dear sir, once again I shall reiterate, obviously we
    are discussing ornithology and the great British Tit of
    which they are many variations that titillate the eyes. 🧐

    The gutter is no such place for such wonderous birds.

    😁

  • The rainbow chested poofter.

  • To avoid arguments later I should probably clarify that we are talking about non-migratory birds of the British Isles, thereby including Ireland whose extant species are the same.

  • @TimRussell said:
    To avoid arguments later I should probably clarify that we are talking about non-migratory birds of the British Isles, thereby including Ireland whose extant species are the same.

    I applaud your clarification and rightly so.

  • Despite the devout professions of admiration for our great British ornithological brethren the Booby and the Tit, I've not yet heard mention of the mighty Cock. I remind those who would rest their gazes upon the depths of this discussion that he too should be included in the category of non-migratory residents of the British Isles.

  • Rachel De Thame

  • A National treasure, just like Ant & Dec,Makes me proud to be English.

  • To get back on topic. The Shag is a lovely bird. You can't beat a Shag in the garden.

  • edited May 2020

    @TimRussell said:
    Seeing as everyone is talking about hair loss, I thought it only natural to bring up this inevitable question.
    Mine’s the Robin.

    wtf? Okay:

    Though she did do some migrating

  • @MonzoPro said:
    Filth

    If you're referring to this discussion, you must be referencing this:

    I could not agree with you more - such "dirty birds" as you call them are a disgrace.

  • Blackbird has so many amazing riffs ;-)

  • What about the Norwegian Blue?

    Beautiful plumage...

  • wimwim
    edited May 2020

    Used to be the European Barn Swallow until I learned of the extra carrying capacity of the African variety.

  • edited May 2020

    @Daveypoo said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    Filth

    If you're referring to this discussion, you must be referencing this:

    I could not agree with you more - such "dirty birds" as you call them are a disgrace.

    Pelicanidae are not found in the British Isles.
    Please keep on-topic unless you want a trip down the corridor to see the moderator.

  • @TimRussell said:
    Pelicanidae are not found in the British Isles.
    Please keep on-topic unless you want a trip down the corridor to see the moderator.

    Consider me corrected, good sir!

    https://www.rspb.org.uk/globalassets/images/wildlife/birds/blackbird/1040806_blackbird.jpg

  • Saw a couple of great tits in ours earlier.

    Scared the birds off, mind.

  • We get a sparrow hawk in our garden and i hate it!
    I know its nature and all that but its not nice seeing it munch its way through an unsuspecting young starling.

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