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Thank you to everyone who entered my little giveaway to win a RHS diary. A draw was made this morning, and the name pulled out of the hat was A Whole Plot OF Love. Congratulations, and if you'd like to email me your address, I'll get the diary in the post so that it, hopefully, arrives in time for the new year.
I wish everyone who pops by my blog a very merry Christmas.
Funnily enough we get Coal Tits quite often, but the Greenfinch which is also in your picture is for us only an occasional visitor. Keep your eyes peeled for Blackcaps: the RSPB are trying to do a survey of them because their numbers are declining rapidly. They want people to report any sightings.
ReplyDeleteThe only bird I have my eyes on at present is one that is about to have a close encounter with some sage-and-onion substance! Happy Christmas, Jo. Look forward to comparing notes with you again next year.
Merry Christmas Jo - may your day be merry and bright.
ReplyDeleteHe is so sweet. I love all the tits and robins, they are definitely my favourites. Happy Christmas to you too xxx
ReplyDeleteLucky you, I never see them here. Thanks, and to you too! Flighty xx
ReplyDeleteLovely photo, wishing you and all your family a very merry Christmas x
ReplyDeleteWow thanks, I only read the top bit at first & didn't realise I had won. Thank you I'm thrilled, my original reply was meant to say we get the odd coal tit but a few greenfiches. So excited, I will email my address over now. Greedy begger that I am. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your wisdom on all things vegetable Jo! It has been a joy to visit your blog these past three years.
ReplyDeleteHave a Joyous Christmas, and a very Happy New Year to you and yours.
Jeanne
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Funnily enough, we got our first Coal Tit visitors to the bird feeder today as well, along with something ever more special in suburban London - a Nuthatch.
ReplyDeleteWe 've been getting Blackcaps at the feeder for the past few weeks, and if the weather turns cold again, I should imagine a Goldcrest of two will show up.
Wishing you and your family including little Archie a most happy Christmas dear Jo and good growing in 2013! xxx
ReplyDeleteHave a very Merry Christmas. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteLove from Mum
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Merry Christmas to you and your Family JO. We often have a variety of tits visit the feeders but of late the rain has been so heavy the birds haven't been too adventurous.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Jo :) xx
ReplyDeletewishing you a merry christmas too
ReplyDeleteOoh he's lovely! Merry Christmas to you and your family x
ReplyDeleteHoping you had a great Christmas Jo. We get coal tits in the garden but usually they are just so fast and getting a photo is so difficult. You did well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo - I hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to have these in your garden! Hope you had a fantastic Christmas and best wishes for 2013 : )
ReplyDeleteYour picture through the window turned out well. Hope you had a happy Christmas and best wishes for 2013!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your lovely comments, and your seasonal wishes. They're all very much appreciated.
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