Your current tenants of your nest boxes 2022

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  1. Jungle Jane

    Jungle Jane Middle Class Twit Of The Year 2005

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    Just seen Mrs Great Tit move into a nest box on my workshop, probably ready to lay her eggs. So exciting.

    Anyone else got any birds nesting in their garden this year?
     
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      Welcome back Jungle Jane. :)

      I have Blue Tits nesting in one box and the other one is still empty but being investigated by another pair. I think it may be a little too late for them to start now though.
       
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        We have Blue tits nesting in our soffits for the first time, at least two pairs are going in and out at the moment, they squeeze through a very tiny gap! They have ignored my bird box though.
         
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          John I'll swap your Blue Tits for the pesky Sparrows that nest in mine every year.
           
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            Sparrows are very noisy so you can keep them sheal
             
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