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The garden in December and January - visit the feathered feed guests

For the Three Kings Day on 06 your January predicted temperatures above zero degrees Celsius - that thaw. Before I show you some pictures of our snowy December and January garden.

The Kleiber nibbles in the north house

And most of all the images of our feathered guests lining. They were all there, all - and have nibbled on fat balls, oatmeal, peanuts & Co. We have three feeding stations in the garden - two bird feeders and cat-safe structure of our Rose arc.

tits love the food column on the rose arch

The Arch is always something going

The blackbirds love the oatmeal-fat blend . They are quite large relative to the smaller more delicate tits. The blackbirds prefer the Südfutterhäuschen.

Blackbird in Südfutterhaus

certainly also because of our stand next to the largest rose garden and a small cherry tree - that offer many wonderful vantage points.

Blackbird in Cherry

Also blue tits were visiting. There were many other hungry guests and crested tits, finches and even a bullfinch. Also a great spotted woodpecker one of the temporary garden residents.

blue tit and great tit in the background

And a very very large bird in our garden: a jay. The squeeze is really in the Südfutterhaus - just so that it fits in..

big jay

We are delighted by our feathered garden visitors. And we could watch them for hours. So a beautiful piece of nature!

Some birds are predisposed real acrobatic: who would have thought that the part rather clumsy acting sooooo blackbirds to an athletic and artistic maneuver can do?

edit on 09 January 2011: Ascension of

ascension-misminiaturas has produced a food column with tiny little birdies on a scale of 1:12 - that is really veeeery small and very cute. Here you can watch Ascensions Post: Ascensions miniature food miniature column and birdies

many happy hours in the countryside in January
wish you
Bastrota