I get Woodies, Stock Doves, Crows and Magpies generally mixing ok and feeding at the same time in the garden. I now have Mr and Mrs Puddle Duck, a pair of ducks that drop in twice a day for a feed and a bath in the pond. I did see all of them at one time yesterday, but generally they have a 'pecking' order, like an unwritten law that says, Crows first, with Maggies jumping in and out to grab the odd crumb. Then the Woodies and Stock Doves can eat with the ducks.
My resident ferals are terrified of the ducks as they sit on their roof quacking. I don't think they've seen such big birds before and are so scared when they come.
The only minus point is the Sparrow Hawks that sometimes swoop into the gardens from the field next door, they know there are birds feeding there.
Apart from them obviously, the others do seem to co-exist quite happily.
My resident ferals are terrified of the ducks as they sit on their roof quacking. I don't think they've seen such big birds before and are so scared when they come.
The only minus point is the Sparrow Hawks that sometimes swoop into the gardens from the field next door, they know there are birds feeding there.
Apart from them obviously, the others do seem to co-exist quite happily.