Robin
Re: Robin
It's early but it's mild ...... Rexit has a lady friend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He's acting just as daft as his dad and grandfather and she's hiding in the pyrowatsit .
Personally, I think it's a bit early but Rexit always was the pushy type. Maybe he's just practising.
He's acting just as daft as his dad and grandfather and she's hiding in the pyrowatsit .
Personally, I think it's a bit early but Rexit always was the pushy type. Maybe he's just practising.
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Re: Robin
If I were her I'd stay in the pyrowatsit as she'll end up trying to feed a nest full of youngsters in perishing cold weather. The sap may be rising for young Rexit but there are few bucketfuls of cold water yet to come.Placido wrote:It's early but it's mild ...... Rexit has a lady friend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He's acting just as daft as his dad and grandfather and she's hiding in the pyrowatsit .
Personally, I think it's a bit early but Rexit always was the pushy type. Maybe he's just practising.
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It is very seldom that you get uneaten mealies. Keeping up with demand is more the issue.greenfinch2 wrote:I put out mealworms every morning and seldom see a Robin but the sturks like them .
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Yes, definitely, Greenfinch .
Unhydrated mealworms can be dangerous because the birds eat lots of them and then they swell in the bird's craw causing all sorts of disaster .
Same thing goes for sultanas and raisins. Expert advice is that they should be soaked as well in order to hydrate them.
Unhydrated mealworms can be dangerous because the birds eat lots of them and then they swell in the bird's craw causing all sorts of disaster .
Same thing goes for sultanas and raisins. Expert advice is that they should be soaked as well in order to hydrate them.
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