What is the most unusual visitor to your garden?

We've had a couple of mallards on the garden pond, and a heron on the shed roof from where he could view the fish in the pond

Oh yes, you have just jogged my memory we also found 3 mallards on our large garden pond at our previous home, fed them until they mugged us everytime we opened the kitchen back door!   also had a visit from a kingfisher and a redstart at that pond as well as the herons.

We get foxes and badgers but we rarely see them. We can see where the badgers have had a rootle in the lawns around certain shrubs and trees. They also like to eat plums! 

Most nights we get two fox's ,we watch them on our cctv cameras ,they rend to spend about an hour playing amongst the shrubs 

We get grey squirrels by the dozen and several rabbits but the more unusual include Mallards, Redwings, Jays and a Green Woodpecker.

Muntjac deer, Curlew, Little Owl not to bad for middle of a small town

Red Kites, although they don't actually land in the garden, just swoop down. OH saw a badger in the front garden one morning on his way out to work at 3.30 am. 

We have two firecrests, used to be three but one flew into the window despite stick on birds etc. now I know this next bit is going to sound odd..... it now lives in a little box in the freezer for anyone to look at if they haven't seen one before! We also have a visit everynight from a badger who gets a peanut butter s/w, if I don't see him he rattles the door with his nose much to the dogs disgust, he has been coming for 5 yrs now and we know it's the same one as he only has one ear.

Firecrest here too-just the one, only once. It was the shrill & piercing call that alerted me to it. It was in one of my Larch Trees. Considering its name-Firecrest, the outstanding feature was a smudge on its neck like a thumb print. Nice looking bird mind

Yes Rocky the call is amazing isn't it I was lucky enough to be listening to one this morning, apparently they also like fir trees and I often see them in these after it has rained looking for food in the front garden.