No pellets required

Great pic. Lovely little bird.
Is he just about to do some digging for you?

He might do Toto if it still in one piece ..one of those silly plastic handle spades that snap so use the handle as a dibber ..and of course a bird perch.

aww he is lovely

one of my fav birds BB, lovely pic

Great photo BB

He's gorgeous Ray/Jane, good shot.
I snapped a flippin tine on my stainless steel fork the other day, grrrr, I know I'm pretty strong for a female (ha ha) but what .....

Lovely photo..........havnt seen our Thrush for a long time..........

Thank you snail shells all over and quite partial to those tiny black ones in the pond.

Easy done Dawn great to use but not ideal for heavy work.Best fork I have is an old wooden shaft one but council now stopped selling old items surely ultimate recycling ..purchasing things others no longer have a use for ?

Nice to see the thrush. I don't use pellets and the birds and animals do a good job. OUr broccolli were covered in cabbage white caterpillars but most of them have been digested by the birds and wasps.

Thats so good to hear Lindak !

I'll have to find my Grandads old fork out .... they dont make them to last these days.

That ll be ideal for digging Dawn ..cant beat the wooden shafts .

I would imagine they are oak, arent they Ray.

Probably Dawn...my very old spade was so well worn that the wood was shiny !

My old one's like that too, in fact my grandad must have been very short, unless the fork has shrunk, lol.

Lol..no Dawn that is the way it was ! The new fangled ones have no history to them do they ?

True Ray, or history of hard work as they dont last long enough.

lovely pic BB

I think you are telling porkies here looks to me that you had it digging your garden. :) he he Cute lovley photo

Thanks Deida and Morgana ..

~we never have thrushes in the garden although I do see them locally and throw all my snails on the garage roof...