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Blackbirds




Category: Life | Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2007 8:55 pm

It`s been raining almost none stop for days, but today (sun) i have managed to get out in the garden, but not the part where i wanted to go to. It`s the 1st of July and we have a pair of blackbirds making a nest in the pyracantha.... they started early this morning and were still at it this afternoon. I haven`t been able to get near where i wanted to be in case i scared the birds off. If they are successful in building the nest this will be the first nest ever in our garden. Is it too late for the birds to be breeding???? xxx


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eileen wrote on Sun Jul 01, 2007 8:58 pm:


Not too late at all Daff. Blackbirds often have more than one brood a year as long as there are enough worms and bugs around. I hope your pair manage to raise their young and that they all fledge. Watch out for magpies though as they will rob a nest of either eggs or young!!




 

dooley wrote on Mon Jul 02, 2007 12:00 am:


We have sparrows still building nests. The other day I was following one trying to get a picture of it with this big white feather in it's mouth. Looked like it had a moustashe. I see all these little sparrows with no tail feathers yet trying to fly. Pathetic! They don't go too far at one time. Dooley




 

daff wrote on Mon Jul 02, 2007 11:49 am:


I will keep very vigilant where the magpies are concerned eileen. xxx

I bet that was a picture worth taking if you could have got it dooley, the one with the feather. xxx




 

hummingbird3172 wrote on Mon Jul 02, 2007 8:04 pm:


What kind of blackbirds are they, Daff? We have a lot of blackbirds (grackles). I'd love to have some birds nesting! It is fun to watch the babies grow!




 

daff wrote on Tue Jul 03, 2007 7:18 am:


Hummingbird, The male Blackbird is black with a bright orange beak, the female backbird is more a brown colour with markings on her front. xxx





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