Whats birds visit your garden?

I just noticed the title "whats" instead of what.Note to self wear glasses when typing lol.
We have had a lot more birds visiting our garden this year the words got round free grub.
So far I have seen including last year,
Sparrows,A lot more than last year so that's good.
Doves,
Robin,
Wood pigeons,
Black birds,
Thrushes,
Crows,
Starlin's,
A pied wagtail,
Blue tits,
Sparrow Hawk,
Gold finches,
Wren,
Magpies,
Jay,
Jackdaw,
Bull Finch,
Love Bird,
I saw one this morning not sure what it was maybe a female Robin I didn't have my glasses on so it was quite blurry lol.
The good thing is there are very few cats round here it's mainly dogs the majority being Labradors like my daft hounds.
What birds visit you?

 

Doves
Sparrows
Indian Mynas (very intelligent but rather aggressive and tend to chase other birds away).
Hadada Ibis

And about a week ago saw what looked like some kind of hawk (black) soaring above obviously looking for it's next meal.

 

Blue tits
Long-tailed tits
Great tits
Blackbirds
Sparrows
Wren
Robin
Pheasant (a noisy fella as well!)
Wood Pigeons
Collared doves
Crows
Tawny owls (heard them but not spotted either of them yet)
Buzzard
Pied wagtail
Thrush
And does a lesser-spotted woodpecker count on a tree which sort of overhangs nearby?

 

Yes but only for a 1/2 point.

 

I'll take a half!

 

Here we go:
Blue Tits
Coal Tits
Great Tits
Long tailed Tits
Marsh Tits
Green Finches
Chaffinches
Gold Finches
Bull finches (usually when honeysuckle berries are ripe)
Robin
Blackbirds
Thrush (song thrush as well at times)
house and tree sparrows
Doves
Dunnocks
Woodpecker
Yellow hammers
Siskins for the first time last year
Sparrowhawk
Jackdaws
Pigeons
I also have a little bird in the summer that is olive green and yellow, it flits about, but doesn't seem to stop, could it be a garden warbler? I look for it every year.
Starlings, but very rarely these days.
Mr Pheasant at times

These are my normal visitors, but i am always looking out for something new. Costing a fortune in food!

 

What a lovely discussion, here are the ones that I have seen but I will take more notice from now on.
Blackbirds
Hedge Sparrows
Blue Tits
Great Tits
Green Finch
Robins
Collared Doves
Wood Pigeons
Starlings

The Pheasants are down the lane about half a mile away close to marshy ground so I don't even qualify for half a point.

 

Its great to see the lists of different birds visiting your gardens.
We have a huge wood pigeon that has been coming to the garden for a couple of years I call him Pigeonzilla.It just landed on the fence right above my black lab and frightened the life out of her all four feet came off the ground .

 

Blue tits
Great tits
Coal tits
Long tailed tits
Chaffinches
Goldfinches
Nuthatches
Sparrows
Robins
Blackbirds
Thrushes
Housemartins (nest in the garage)
Collared doves
Moorhens (come up from the river)
Woodpeckers
Sparrowhawk comes swooping by every now and again
Can hear owls in the evening but not sure if actually are in the garden so won't claim points for those.
Have never seen a magpie in this area though - I know there are some in France but don't seem to be any round here.

 

Lovely thread! Ok, here goes (will edit as my memory permits):-

robin
sparrow
starlings
blackbirds
thrush (not certain between mistle or song)
Herring Gulls
dunnock
Great Tit
Blue Tit
Chaffinch
Bullfinch
Green Woodpecker
Heron
Collared doves
Woodpigeon
Goldfinches
Mallards
Jackdaws
Crows
treehoppers (? Think that is their name)
An owl of some variety, or maybe more (heard, but not seen ... I thought the glimpse I did catch last year was that of a barn owl ... but, Mr "M" pointed out there are no barns around here - wondered if Mr Barn Owl had been told that? )
jays
wagtails

This is just such a beautifully rich location for a good variety of foul.

 

Fowl or Foul "M"? and did you mean "Treecreepers"?

 

Thank you, my friend (Freudian slip, perhaps? )

You are most correct, I did mean "fowl" (although some of them are actually quite foul - ask Sheal ) and - better still - yes! Tree creepers indeed!!

Thank you for correcting me ... I would have continued to make a right numpty turnip of myself otherwise

The next brew is on me

 

You know I meant no malice "M" ary, just jossing with you

 

We have;
Sparrows
Starlings
Dunnocks
Wren
Robin
Chaffinch
Blue Tits
Great Tits
Long Tailed Tits
Goldfinches
Collared Doves
Feral Pigeons
Wood Pigeons
Sparrowhawk
Jackdaws
Magpies

All these are regular/daily visitors but we have also had a Buzzard pay a visit once as well as a Green Woodpecker that pops in every now and then

 

Malice doesn't even feature in my personal dictionary So, not a word I am either familiar with, nor prone to use

Joss away fella