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Sheila

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No not me. Well past that. Our bird box has a lodger

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I will do, hope it ends better than last year :girlycry:  i think one of the parents must have dies, which did not go well for the young uns.


 


we will see this year


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 We have blue tits nesting next to our kitchen , they did ok last year


keep the pictures coming


 


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I keep threatening to photograph birds (the FEATHERED kind) but haven't got round to it yet. I'm doing quite a few flower shots (mostly from our garden). Since I started taking astronomical photos, I've got interested in general photography, too.


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this was just off the TV screen link to the web cam in there, thats why they are not good quality


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I always feel sorry for parent bird's this time of year - its all go when chicks hatch - poor old Blackbird (dad mainly :D ) in my back garden is back and fro with food to its full grown chick - If I didn't know better I would say it was a cuckoo but I haven't heard and seen one round here for years and we had plenty years ago-  :(


 


Hopefully yours will be able to "put the wings up and rest" soon. 


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I always feel sorry for parent bird's this time of year - its all go when chicks hatch - poor old Blackbird (dad mainly :D ) in my back garden is back and fro with food to its full grown chick - If I didn't know better I would say it was a cuckoo but I haven't heard and seen one round here for years and we had plenty years ago-  :(

 

Hopefully yours will be able to "put the wings up and rest" soon. 

 

Its us you should feel sorry for Clive.

These birds run around like mad for a couple of months

My son is in his twenties and I am still running around for him :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Its us you should feel sorry for Clive.

These birds run around like mad for a couple of months

My son is in his twenties and I am still running around for him :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Mine aren't that bad except for my Daughter who likes borrowing money :angry: but then renting a flat in center of Nottingham isn't cheap especially with no partner and trying to pay off her Uni overdraft. Having said that I don't buy £300 handbags  :D

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glad to hear that, would not want you to go cheap on handbags sweetie :lol:

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What did you put in the bird box Sheila to encourage them to nest in there?


We just put one up this week but I was assuming they'd bring their own nesting materials so it's empty at the moment......


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absolutely nothing at all.... new ones (boxes) usually have to be up for a year before you get anything.  all the new smells disappear.


If you put anything in they will take it out and chuck it.  they get all their own stuff :)


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Ahh that's cool - thanks Sheila. Though I ain't too chuffed having to wait for a year - but it does makes sense. :)


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Mine had Bee's in it for the first Summer but now a second yearly brood of Blue Tit's! :)


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Ahh that's cool - thanks Sheila. Though I ain't too chuffed having to wait for a year - but it does makes sense. :)

 

you might be lucky but dont hold out too much hope

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