flipping immigrants (light hearted)

Pigeons have been clearing all the berries in our garden. Not many other birds to be seen sadly, just the odd blackbird.

I haven’t seen any Redwings for years. The first time I saw one in my garden I thought it was an injured thrush.

We just get magpies, parakeets, wood pigeons, a few tots, robins, the odd wren - but no finchy things, no redwings, bramblings, and no sparrers or starlings. What are we doing wrong? We also have the fattest squirrels in the history of the world.

Tots??? Tots!

Tits! Stupid phone!

I've seen redwings here but not for a few years.

Just flipping pigeons, sparrows and thankfully a few blackbirds.

We had a large flock of redwings one year when it was cold and snowy, they made a lot of noise as though they were all arguing about something! They disappeared as quickly as they arrived and haven't seen them since.

They like Scotland, home from home.

Parakeets have taken over my town. They are set to establish their own colony, but the local magpies and seagulls are having none of it.
I enjoy them all, but do " tell" the above groups that they might be birds, but the noise they make us definitely not birdsong.