Monday 9 July 2012

As I have kept on feeding the birds, I have been noticing that a family of Jack doors have been coming back and forth to feed in the garden.
They are mostly feeding on my fat ball feeder (which I stuck to the fence so it didn’t move). As the juvenile cries for food, the adults are taking huge chunks of fat from the feeder.
Here is a picture of the young Jack door, which my Infra red camera took.

20 comments:

  1. It reminds me of a cross between the grackle and crow here in the US. That's very cool you have an infra red camera!

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  2. Hi Findlay! I'm visiting you from Australia after reading Drews blog post. Love that you have made yourself a blog too and that you enjoy birdwatching with your Dad so much. Great photo of the Jack door, and how fabulous that you have an infra-red camera there. Keep bird-watching and blogging! You're doing just great!

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  3. Good luck to you on the blog! Just be careful...it can be addicting. Love your photo here...infra-red...sounds very Batman'ish:) Chris from Las Aventuras

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  4. Good Idea to put the fat ball on the fence to keep it steady! Great photo and keep up the blogging its wonderful to see the birds you are watching.

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  5. Very admirable of you to have your own blog and be interested in the great outdoors at your age. Good on you. Keep on taking pictures. It is real cheap to do these days. No film needed.

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  6. Came over from Andrews blog Findlay.
    Good luck with this.

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  7. Hi Findlay, I've just followed the link from Andrews blog.

    Welcome to the land of blogging. I look forward to reading many more of your nature experiences and seeing your photographs. You're doing great so far, keep it up and good luck...[;o)

    One thing you could do though is please remove that dreadful word verification. Thanks.

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    1. Hello
      Thank you for you're message. I'm not sure how to get rid of the word verifiation as I didnt use that word - could you help please.
      Thank you
      Findlay

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    2. Hi Finlay. To turn off word verification go to your blogs dashboard..select options and settings (little box with down arrow)..select posts and comments and set word verification to NO...also you can set Comment moderation to Always that way you can see what comments you have before you publish them.. you can also set who comments to Registered User (these two settings will help to stop you receiving spam comments on your blog...hope this helps..[;o)

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    3. ah ha! I see you've already done it. well done...[;o)

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  8. Hi Findlay...It is a busy time of year for the birds with all those young mouths to feed,so it is nice that you have helped by placing food out for them !!
    I wanted to tell you that is a clever name for you blog! : ]
    Grace

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  9. Hi Findlay, I came here from Andrew's blog. Lovely pictures. And welcome to blogland. Cheers, Ruby

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  10. Popped in from Andrew's blog, Findlay. So nice to meet another bird enthusiast. Good luck with your blog - it's got a great name.

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  11. I'm here because of Andrew. Really nice to have another on your blog.

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  12. Thank you everyone for reading my blog. Keep coming back because there will be plenty of other stuff going on.

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  13. Findlay go into your settings, then click on posts and comments and where it says Word Verification turn it to NO

    Hope that helps
    Dave

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  14. Findlay, me again.
    Another suggestion for you.
    Go to your dashboard, and in the 'Design' section you should find an add on for 'Followers'.
    Add this, then people can follow your blog more easily.
    :-)

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  15. Great post Findlay! Bird watching is super fun and very addictive!! Enjoy!! I'm visiting all the way from Australia :)

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