Andrew_Culture
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Gardens are inherently dangerous places for birds. Lots more predators there than in the fields and hedgerows. Cold weather drives the birds into the gardens as natural food gets scarce. So all Autumn there was loads to eat in the hedgerows, now it's getting harder to find so expect more birds in the gardens soon, taking their chances with the cats.
Of course if you live in a cold part of the country like I do, a lot of the passerines leave for the winter. My mum lives at the seaside and she sees goldfinches, greenfinches, bullfinches etc all winter. They've all moved on from here and I won't see them again until March
We did used to get some really gorgeous Goldfinches in our garden all year round, but I haven't seen the for a long time.
Since posting this morning the hedgerow sparrows are back, and some starlings have had a crack at the half coconut fat thing.