Bird Warm Case.....
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Well from that I'd go with Mistle Thrush too. Certainly not Song as the interior isn't mud lined. More egg though, pleeeeease.
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Okay, now Mesquite is official CSI operative 
Here is mum playing peek a boo
and, snuggled in keeping the egg(s) warm
and just for Scorpio's sister - some wren babies from last year
Here is mum playing peek a boo
and, snuggled in keeping the egg(s) warm
and just for Scorpio's sister - some wren babies from last year
nice wish i had seen this earlier cos could ave guess at it but would ave been wrong cos i would have said song thrush but hey i was near drew
I have to say its the first mistle thrush I have observed in building. Amazingly good camo when seen from a distance in dappled shade. She sits very tight on her eggs too. I took the branch below her when doing some path clearing or I would never have spotted it.
I don't get much woods time in now but its lovely getting intimate with a small patch of land. The robins will be feeding from our hands soon. They now perch on our boots to take worms. I fear spearing one on a fork
Red
I don't get much woods time in now but its lovely getting intimate with a small patch of land. The robins will be feeding from our hands soon. They now perch on our boots to take worms. I fear spearing one on a fork
Red
Okay, now Mesquite is official CSI operative
I must confess... I remembered Hugh posting a thread of a couple Mistle thrushes he snapped in his garden and put the 2 together
I must confess... I remembered Hugh posting a thread of a couple Mistle thrushes he snapped in his garden and put the 2 together
Nope, that was an impressive ID. I would never have gotten it without the interior shots and egg.
so...its not a squirrel...
i wouldn't have got that lol! not even close
Well you were closer than my Dormouse observation
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