By Julien
Derbyshire, United Kingdom
Just thought I would share this, I have spent the day in the secret allotment garden, and whilst I sat in my shed I was amazed to see a robin gathering nesting material and taking it into one of my leylandii columns where a nest is nearly complete, it seems way to early for them to start nesting.
- 21 Dec, 2019
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Good to know that our little birds are able to protect themselves in cold weather. How lovely for you to see that Julien and perhaps it is a nest for eggs.
21 Dec, 2019
I think they are getting ready for nesting already. I can hear them starting to chirp away even as early as this. There was a big pheasant in next door's garden yesterday making a terrible noise.
22 Dec, 2019
Must have been lovely to watch this Julien! Also, nice to have a secret allotment garden and shed!
22 Dec, 2019
I often see pheasants hiding in gardens when there's a shoot and I silently wish them luck.
Be interesting to keep an eye on that nest. All nature is cockeyed now isn't it.
22 Dec, 2019
Oh dear if its nesting I hope it changes its mind - the weather is likely to get a lot colder before it gets to sensible nesting times. Better lay in a store of meal worms, just in case!
23 Dec, 2019
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it may just be making a winter bed so it can stay warm and snug. perhaps it knows winter weather is on the way. A wren was taking moss into a nest box last week and there are 5 sleeping in there at the moment.
either way nice to have them staying in the location.
21 Dec, 2019