What is the most unusual visitor to your garden?

We had a grey squirrel living in the log store not sure if its still there An owl quite often sits on the satellite dish, we have a field behind the garden so often see different birds,foxes and deer

We too have had a badger visit us but only to overturn the bird cage that we put up to allow small birds such as Robins etc.a safe haven whilst they eat near the ground. It came for about a week and ate the fat balls. Should have put peanut butter s/w out for him. Crunchy or Smooth I wonder?

Had hedgehogs, grass snakes wen we had a compost heap, Ravens and a couple of Firecrests

Regular badger visitor.  He made very short work of the left over curry we left out for him on Friday night. He will expect a beer to go with it next week. Back to the peanuts though. Lots of different deer but one young male often sleeps over, he lays in late, half asleep and looking around, slowly waking up until about 9am.

We had a hedgehog visiting regularly around June/July but sadly not seen him/her since, it'll be hibernating now of course but we hope to see it again next year. We also have a real good colony of Gold Finches coming to the feeding station, plus the usual suspects of house sparrows etc etc. Love to watch them. 

We once had an otter eating a fish sitting on our box hedge.. Must be one of the most unusual !!!!

We too have had a badger visit us but only to overturn the bird cage that we put up to allow small birds such as Robins etc.a safe haven whilst they eat near the ground. It came for about a week and ate the fat balls. Should have put peanut butter s/w out for him. Crunchy or Smooth I wonder?

Had hedgehogs, grass snakes wen we had a compost heap, Ravens and a couple of Firecrests

WN we smear crunchy peanut butter on the top of fence panels, the finches and robins seem to enjoy but not seen any of the other birds take it.

Too tempting for rats, i would have thought.

A Kingfisher, unfortunately he got caught in the netting over our pond it was apleasure to untangle and release him.

A Kingfisher, unfortunately he got caught in the netting over our pond it was apleasure to untangle and release him.

Good for you!! Fortunate for the Kingfisher that you were about before he starved to death, or did himself any major harm by trying to escape.

What a lovely variety of birds and animals to have visit you

We get squirrels and foxes but no badgers  

Several years ago we were staying on a lovely CL in Lincolnshire where the owners had a beautiful landscaped garden which was overlooked by the caravans, we looked out of the caravan window early one morning to see the very well kept and manicured lawn torn up....the badgers had been in overnight and we didn't even know   They did make a mess of part of the lawn but I will have loved to have seen the badgers.