Glen Fiddich so phleasant!

I hope 'Glen' keeps his head down when he's not in your garden Teds. ;-)

Yes I agree, I do worry when he doesn't come we have farm land at the back of us and open countryside. Not sure wen shooting session starts, just hope he stays in our garden.

Teds! I love the title...I thought it was a New Year toast, and that you were half way down a bottle of Glen F!

We had a pheasant in the garden today; no whiskey here though :o)

Tell me, do you hum the tune as he walks over the garden :)
Watch out if you have Fritillaria, I've read that they love their flower buds!

They love raisins - might tempt him if you want him to eat from your hand!

Such beautiful birds! There is a pair of pheasants on the school site over our back wall. The male sometimes ventures into the garden. I always feel very flattered, but he doesn't stay long. Luckily they are in no danger here. I hear them far more often than I see them.

Hi Karen I see from you last blog you are away lucky you, it is so dull a dark here at the moment send us some sunshine please. Glad you liked the phleasant Glen Fiddich pun. Maybe you could get the waiter to bring you a island whisky based cocktail to sip by the pool, have a fun time!

Seaburngirl I hope your pheasant comes back to your garden.

Scottish that made me smile, I must start to hum the tune now when Glen walks up to the window lol I haven't got any Fritillaria in the garden yet, they are on my list to get for the dell so thanks for the warning.

Steragram I will get some raisins and see if I can get him to eat out of my hand, thanks for the tip.

Melchisedec Glen woke me up at 6 am the other day chucking away, needless to say I did not get out of my nice warm bed to get his breakfast lol

I do like your new best friend, hopefully he's a wiley one and will realise he's safe in your garden....

I hope so Lin, but he dose fly out to the farmland out the back, the famer has sheep in it so hopefully he should be safe from guns.

How lovely that you've tamed Glen F . . . we occasionally have one visit here. The first few times he got very indignant about another pheasant in the garden and used to bang his beak on the greenhouse glass. But of course the 'bird inside' was just his reflection!

How sweet is that Sheilabub, Glen hasn't been today so far, but it has been wet so he maybe hold up somewhere!

We used to get two male and one female pheasant at Willow Cottage. I miss seeing them , but we love it here in our little village ! Happy New Year Teds !

Ours brought his missus to visit last year with three little ones . . . it would be brilliant if he decided to come back, but we now have a fox visiting frequently. However, there's room for all!

Happy near year to you Rose, hope Glen starts a family Sheilabub would be nice if he found a lady friend!