Wanna see my tits?

[Zippy]

Are you feeding him k2p2? I've just put some stuff out for our locals.

[norrahe]

Regular readers will recall that Mrs. W has a big grey pussy that regularly keeps me up at night, enjoys a good stroking and occasionally smells of fish.

IGMC

Your missus has one big pussy.

[mudskipper]

Are you feeding him k2p2? I've just put some stuff out for our locals.

Yep - we have a 'feeding station' - a big metal tree thing with feeders, fat balls and stuff. We've moved it a bit away from the bird box so that they have some peace when/if they start nesting.

Don't forget to put water out too when it's freezing.

[norrahe]

Not the most exciting video - but shows tit settled for the night. Not much else happening at the moment. Black and white on the infrared camera. Note the absence of woodchips!

Not a lot of woodchip left, hope it's not too cold

[TimberWolf]

Wow, infra-red camera too.

I can understand him/her not liking wood chips, but why have they not made a nest?

[Zippy]

Wow, infra-red camera too.

I can understand him/her not liking wood chips, but why have they not made a nest?

Quite so. I hope we won't be having CUK's first tit funeral.

[mudskipper]

Wow, infra-red camera too.

I can understand him/her not liking wood chips, but why have they not made a nest?

They don't start building a nest until late Feb / March. Lots of info here.

Blue Tit Nestcam, A Liverpool Blue Tit Love Story, watch as our nestbox camera records our blue tits build their nest and raise their chicks in a liverpool garden. From the RSPB Liverpool Birdwatching Local Group, Merseyside>

We've seen the 'wing fanning' behaviour described - thought they may nest early because of the mild weather, but suspect they'll have a rethink after this week!

[TimberWolf]

They don't start building a nest until late Feb / March. Lots of info here.

Blue Tit Nestcam, A Liverpool Blue Tit Love Story, watch as our nestbox camera records our blue tits build their nest and raise their chicks in a liverpool garden. From the RSPB Liverpool Birdwatching Local Group, Merseyside>

We've seen the 'wing fanning' behaviour described - thought they may nest early because of the mild weather, but suspect they'll have a rethink after this week!

Perhaps they will move the wood chips back inside come February/March when the nesting algorithm kicks in?

[Paddy]

Not a lot of woodchip left, hope it's not too cold

But those infra-red lights give out heat. Its’ probably roasting it.

[mudskipper]

But those infra-red lights give out heat. Its’ probably roasting it.

Still alive this morning.

Snow on the roof of the birdbox not melted, so not that much heat.