Post by WildlifePaul on Sept 5, 2019 11:03:04 GMT
That is just the usual time we start getting our first roosters Matt,
Anywhere between September, October, November, December is possible, But September / October is normally when the first lot settle down for the autumn / winter.
It was August for me this year, I have had a female blue tit bringing nest material into one of my side boxes for few weeks ago along with sleeping over every night / alot of daytime visits.
I think she's picked her box for spring already which is great news for me if nothing happens to her.
Then we have a male just across the house wall roosting he's been on and off roosting since last month aswell, Starting to become more fully time now though.
I'll imagine by the first week or second week of October few members will have a rooster, Hopefully you get one this year.
Anywhere between September, October, November, December is possible, But September / October is normally when the first lot settle down for the autumn / winter.
It was August for me this year, I have had a female blue tit bringing nest material into one of my side boxes for few weeks ago along with sleeping over every night / alot of daytime visits.
I think she's picked her box for spring already which is great news for me if nothing happens to her.
Then we have a male just across the house wall roosting he's been on and off roosting since last month aswell, Starting to become more fully time now though.
I'll imagine by the first week or second week of October few members will have a rooster, Hopefully you get one this year.
