Flappy days are here again

WING THE CHANGES IN YOUR GARDEN TO ENTICE MORE FEATHERED FRIENDS

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Developed by the ornithology department at Cornell University in New York, it's free to use as they want to encourage interest in birds - and it's possible to record bird-song in your garden which will immediately identify the species.

I've been using it and have since learnt the robin is the loudest and most present in my garden. I often see them when I'm digging as they wait to see what insect or worm treasures will be unearthed. However, I'm delighted to find out there are a wide variety of birds in the garden or nearby.