Garden Wildlife UK

Baby bluey.

"what do you mean 'you're doing it wrong!'"

Had a baby blue tit on my feeder yesterday being fed by a parent. Lots of twittering and wing flapping. FEED ME!

Fantastic!
If you can add a flat stone to act as a ramp for things to get in and out more easily. Looks like a perfect little home for your frog though. Fingers crossed for some frog spawn!

I've just increased it.

Welcome to the forum Milly, I reckon he or she is happy enough. They spend most of their time just sitting waiting for dinner to come past. They're more likely to get out and about during the night and look for worms on the dewy grass. If you can post up a photo of your frog and your brilliant impro...

I filled out a survey for the Berks/Bucks/Oxon wildlife trust and they sent me a link to a free guide
http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/sites/def ... _2013_.pdf

If anyone's interested

Cute A robin.

I haven't seen any yet but I've got 2 dunnocks visiting my feeders every 20 mins or so which makes me think they might have a nest on the go. I've had the odd rare visit from them before but never this frequent.

Sweet.
Get a camera in there

Saw this video on twitter earlier. Made me smile

I found out someone at work is a twitcher!!

Showed the info to him and he said

this is a very sick Great Tit. The piloerection of feathers is a sign of distress and could be due to any combination of trauma, cold or disease. At least it had a full stomach for what were probably its last hours!

No sign of him today.

I hope he found somewhere warm because I woke up to 2cm of snow and then it poured with rain for the rest of the day.