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No big change with the Blue Tits today. The parents continue to feed the chicks very efficiently (I'm amazed at how quickly they fly off, then back with beakfulls of food). The mealworms were not a success - they simply attracted Magpies into the garden, which terrorised the Blue Tits. I've decided to scrap the idea. And anyway, the pair seem to be getting on great without any help.
Over at Parkhead this evening - only sighting of note was a pair of Pied Wagtails flying around the shops in the retail park.
2 Comments:
could we maybe see a photo of the blue tits?
Sorry Kate, I was away for a few days, and when I got back they had flown the nest. They are lovely birds though. For good photos try http://stevenround-birdphotography.com/Blue%20Tit.htm
Best wishes
Stuart
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