Sunday, 5 January 2025

Feeding Station


 The Feeding Station at Ferrymoor is hidden away in a little alcove at the top end of the reserve. The feeder has been made from steel. This is to deter vandals. A small seat has also be place there for visitors to sit and enjoy watching the visiting birds. Also the odd Grey Squirrel that is about. The feeder is filled up with fresh seed most days by a volunteer who is given the seed by local people who pass this on to him.

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