Sparrow by Royally Morphed Pythons, on Flickr

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Jonny

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very nice mate he's just moulting into his fancy feather's too

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Thanks Jamie, never get tired of all these small birds in the garden :)

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Jonny

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Excellent 'shot' you've taken there.

These little birds are not as common as they once were, therefore, it's good to see some youngsters continuing the gene pool

Cheers. Lex

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Nice shot mate.

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We seem to have about 5 sparrow regulars at least... We can have anywhere between 1 and 20 starlings though. I think the most collared doves we've had is about 6, also had some finches, pigeons, even a crow (made short work of the food supply!! As much as i like all animals, we're not wanting a crow to make a habit of returning lol) and we get the odd robin and tit coming back :)

Thanks Stu :)

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Yup,

We have a regular 'community' of house / tree sparrows in our hawthorn bushes @ rear of garden. Plus a number of Collared Doves & quite a family of Wood Pigeons visit to devour the bird seed

The smaller birds - blue tit, great tit, gold finch, robin, wagtail - are great to watch. It's only the visits by the local cats that really makes me see red

Cheers. Lex

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Nice shot of a lovely little bird, the House Sparrow.

I managed to get up close(photos) to a couple of these the other day, they are not in the numbers that they once were.