I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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They seemed to have hatched and then fledged in super quick time
Perhaps there will be round two
Our sparrow house is vacant after being used for several years for multiple broods. Haven’t minded too much as I’m trying to attract hummingbirds with a nectar feeder.
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They seemed to have hatched and then fledged in super quick time
Perhaps there will be round two
Hope the wrens do just as well
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I have started using the greenhouse now, so I don’t think the robins will be back. I’m not yet too sure about the wrens.
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Wrens are such great little birds with a truly wonderful and varied song
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One that punches well above its weight
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The tiniest bird
With the fullest song book
Has to be the wren
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Very nice. And I wholeheartedly agree.
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Good heavens. Are you the baby bird whisperer?
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They seem to like our tiny garden… and we have a dog and cat!
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Our sparrow house is vacant after being used for several years for multiple broods. Haven’t minded too much as I’m trying to attract hummingbirds with a nectar feeder.
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Oh if only we had humming birds!
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