A concealed hide away

Ooooer, how exciting, keep us informed ! :0)))

thats so exciting carole, lucky you ;o))

Thanks Val and Sandra, I have four boxes up, lots of coming and going in the earlier part of the season but only one pair of takers, Im not grumbling though delighted!

I have a very old box which has never been used but a couple of weeks ago some bumble bees decided it would make a nice des. res., only problem was its very near my back door. Eeeek !!

Val - we had the same thing last year - ignore them and they'll do you no harm ! : o )

Lucky you.

Very exciting, hope you don't miss the 'coming out' parade :)

Thanks Shirley after a lot of Googling I realized that and we now live happily side by side.

Great spot for a nest..fingers crossed Pp !

Weel Thanks all, they are still in tyhetre, will let you know when they venture out;0))

how lovely, no wonder you're excited

Great news Carole will look forward to updates.

Thanks Grindle and 6d;0)

Your welcome Carole.

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wouldn't it be lovely if both ours decided to venture out on the same day?I think mine must be later than yours though,with not hearing them..maybe they can't get a word in edgeways...as Russell says.Lol

I dont think they will be long now Sandra every time the Parents go near they make a right racket, would hate to miss the coming out though, Iwas reading up on them and it saybetween 12-17 days from hatching, the problem is knowing when they hatched Lol

Exactly.! I can only see them from the kitchen...so not easy to watch as much as I would like...If I sat on a chair ,the window is too high to see out..and don't fancy standing up for long....shame really.:o((

They do hang around in the garden for the first few days , so maybe you will spot them;0)

I,m really pleased for you. Enjoy while you can.

Thanks Toto they are still in the box ;0)

Don't forget to let us know when they fledge. Pics if possible.

They have all fledged Toto, I caught the last one just before he finally left! missing them already!

Well at least you know that they fledged which is good news.