Don't know what's going off but loads of them in one of our trees this morning with many young flying back and forth the rooftops. Are they up to something special at this time of year?
Loads of blue tits in ash tree this morning
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enrico
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Ours have all had late broods. They probably all mated at the same time so all hatched at the same time. Loads of young birds of all types in our garden!
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maybe taking green or black fly or other insects?
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do they eat wasps?
We get a lot of wasps hanging around that tree I think they must get sticky sap from it always a lot hanging around that tree yet they never bother the hives down the bottom. I think they are scared of my bees
