Obviously another very clever bird because if the engine hoist is the number 1 cat proof nesting site, then Mrs Blackbird has number 2
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And as for the Blackbird .....
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vegpatchmum
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.... she's built her nest on the very top shelf of the open fronted toys/land rover body panels storage shed, in the folds of our old umbrella style baby buggy.
Obviously another very clever bird because if the engine hoist is the number 1 cat proof nesting site, then Mrs Blackbird has number 2
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Obviously another very clever bird because if the engine hoist is the number 1 cat proof nesting site, then Mrs Blackbird has number 2
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You are so lucky having them nesting so close. We have some starlings under the tiles on the roof and some sparrows under the tiles on the neighbours garage. Had a great tit and a blue tit couple earlier but haven't seen them for a bit so have to expect the worst with suburbia and cats 
We back onto a school and they have cut down all the big trees so our weeping pear is the only tree nearby now - all is not lost as have a great little woods only a block away but not the same as in your own garden.
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We back onto a school and they have cut down all the big trees so our weeping pear is the only tree nearby now - all is not lost as have a great little woods only a block away but not the same as in your own garden.
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