03-05-2018, 05:50 AM
I have two robins nesting on top of my component jars in shed #1. It's a bit inconveinient as I need stuff occasionally in there. Once or twice I've surprised them and they've freaked out flying round the shed. So now I tell them I'm coming "It's only me, I need a rubber thingy whose name escapes me" the neighbors are used to my excentric doings.
I've also had a starling in my workshop - see pic and one robin flew in the living room the other day, luckily i heard it and ducked.
also had lot's of Queen bumblebees wandering in, getting stuck and needing rescuing. Wasps seem to be more intelligent, and can find their way out again without assistance.
We have pigeon's too that come to the bird feeder, they take seed straight out the feeder and boss the other birds about. They also land on the workshop roof with a THUD!!!, sending me six foot in the air. am sure they wear lead boots. Pigeon's are not the cutest of birds, but they still have a place in the scheme of things and are quite humorous in their ungainly way. Fair play to em.
Also had mice nesting inside this year. Don't blame them all for coming inside, the weather has been awefull as you know.
Video of bee and here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrmY6NyNM4Y
Andy.
I've also had a starling in my workshop - see pic and one robin flew in the living room the other day, luckily i heard it and ducked.
also had lot's of Queen bumblebees wandering in, getting stuck and needing rescuing. Wasps seem to be more intelligent, and can find their way out again without assistance.
We have pigeon's too that come to the bird feeder, they take seed straight out the feeder and boss the other birds about. They also land on the workshop roof with a THUD!!!, sending me six foot in the air. am sure they wear lead boots. Pigeon's are not the cutest of birds, but they still have a place in the scheme of things and are quite humorous in their ungainly way. Fair play to em.
Also had mice nesting inside this year. Don't blame them all for coming inside, the weather has been awefull as you know.
Video of bee and here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrmY6NyNM4Y
Andy.







