Hi Bob,

Yes it was a badly thought out reply... I had this vision of finches and
sparrows, at your feeders - like we get here...... and by insectivores I
meant (trying to dig himself out of a trench!) - things that routinely
'flycatch'.

Good wishes,

Keith




"Bob Hobden" wrote in message
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"Keith (Dorset)" wrote after
"Dave Hill" wrote
That item on the yellow Magnolia reminds me that there was a lovely
sulphur yellow (Brimstone?) around today, taking it's life in it's
hands (or should that be wings) by flying between our 4 bird feeders
whilst the birds were feeding, and none paid it any attention.

The next thing will be the first swallow, I wonder if that will be
early this year, normally we see ours around the 12 - 14th April

The birds at the feeders are not insectivorous David!


That said we have a couple of Robins that constantly feed from our seed
only feeders and they are certainly insect eaters as are the various
species of Tits.

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Regards
Bob H
17mls W. of London.UK