Post by WildlifePaul on May 25, 2020 11:36:26 GMT
Aww look at it 
I've never had a blue tit look like this during breeding season, I've always put it down to giving them an easy life with mealworms.
But mine always look like they did when they started
I think it can only be the help of mealworms, Can't be nothing else can it really?
We have got a little scruffy one now using the mealworm feeder in the back tree though, I knew wasn't "my" birds because they are in perfect condition but the new one thats started using it looks like that one Matt, I can only imagine she's had tough time feeding a brood.
Seems like your most viewed box that one though Matt, Is it in the place of the one you got a nest in first year?
I've never had a blue tit look like this during breeding season, I've always put it down to giving them an easy life with mealworms.
But mine always look like they did when they started
I think it can only be the help of mealworms, Can't be nothing else can it really? We have got a little scruffy one now using the mealworm feeder in the back tree though, I knew wasn't "my" birds because they are in perfect condition but the new one thats started using it looks like that one Matt, I can only imagine she's had tough time feeding a brood.
Seems like your most viewed box that one though Matt, Is it in the place of the one you got a nest in first year?