J > Yes, I have read somewhere that sparrows have become scarce in much of (presumably urbanized) Britain. Not so here : they are as common as i recall them being when i was a child in Berkshire.
In London youâre rarely likely to see them these days. Who knew weâd miss something we once considered so commonplace so much. One of the total joys in Skye in the summer last year was staying on a croft with lots of tree cover and seeing so many sparrows, siskins, tits, buntings and finches. Youâre so blessed with wonderful bird life âşď¸
J > We think that’s only a third of the total number who spend the day in and around our walled garden. We suspect they roost here as well, but haven’t seen them doing so enough times to be sure. There are other roosting sites – about a mile away at the foot of the nearby hill.
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Thatâs so good to see. We hardly see them anymore here now
J > Yes, I have read somewhere that sparrows have become scarce in much of (presumably urbanized) Britain. Not so here : they are as common as i recall them being when i was a child in Berkshire.
In London youâre rarely likely to see them these days. Who knew weâd miss something we once considered so commonplace so much. One of the total joys in Skye in the summer last year was staying on a croft with lots of tree cover and seeing so many sparrows, siskins, tits, buntings and finches. Youâre so blessed with wonderful bird life âşď¸
It looks like they have a lot to talk about. That is a good sized group!
J > We think that’s only a third of the total number who spend the day in and around our walled garden. We suspect they roost here as well, but haven’t seen them doing so enough times to be sure. There are other roosting sites – about a mile away at the foot of the nearby hill.