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mudskipper replied

27 March 2014, 09:44
Ours has built a proper nest now.

Didn't think she had a mate, but there were definitely a pair on the bush last night.
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norrahe replied

27 March 2014, 09:42
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Blue tit numbers soar as blackbird and robin populations dive | Mail Online

Seems MS & Co are fostering the little darlings.

We've got a box at the new house and some tits were preparing a nest. We were going to move the box as the previous owners put it right beside the patio doors and at a height which would be great for the NorPusses, but didn't as they'd started nesting.

Despite the fact the NorPusses are still indoors I think they've scared them off by sitting next to the window.
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vetran started a topic Get your Tits out!

27 March 2014, 09:31
Get your Tits out!

Blue tit numbers soar as blackbird and robin populations dive | Mail Online

Rise of the blue tit: Numbers soar as blackbird and robin populations dive
Figures revealed in results of this year's Big Garden Birdwatch
Experts say blue tits have benefited from feeders and nesting boxes
Mild winter led many birds to stick to the countryside, says organiser

Seems MS & Co are fostering the little darlings.
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