Two juvenile Blue Tits are now regular visitors to the Birdy Bistro. I would think they were born a couple of gardens away where there are nest boxes regularly used by Blue Tits:
Of course they are not the guilty ones who have been destroying the bottom of the peanut feeder.
The cheeky squirrel video on the last post made me smile. It can be annoying when they hog the feeders though. I have a Wood Pigeon which manages to find a way of reaching one of the small feeders and gobbles away at speed!
I'm forever chasing Wood Pigeons out of the garden Jan. They are very persistent. Trouble is they don't have much in the way of natural enemies to keep the numbers down.
Thank you for visiting. Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Any comment, or correction to any information or identification I get wrong, is most welcome. John
Great John, I bet the squirrel is blaming them though.
ReplyDeleteI bet it is Adrian.
Deletethey're very cute!
ReplyDeleteYoungsters always look cute to me TWG.
DeleteGood to see the youngsters getting in on the act.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see them fending for themselves Frank.
DeleteLovely to see the juveniles John.
ReplyDeleteThe cheeky squirrel video on the last post made me smile. It can be annoying when they hog the feeders though. I have a Wood Pigeon which manages to find a way of reaching one of the small feeders and gobbles away at speed!
I'm forever chasing Wood Pigeons out of the garden Jan. They are very persistent. Trouble is they don't have much in the way of natural enemies to keep the numbers down.
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