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cakkleberrylane
2 Apr 2009Awesome!
gdare
2 Apr 2009Beautiful :yes:
annoushkiss
2 Apr 2009So nice pictures! What's he/she doing? Building his nest? :confused:
Flying Red Fox Blog
2 Apr 2009Aww isnt that sweet 😀 Yep hes building or repairing a nest i think.
Ukwildlife
2 Apr 2009great stuff. Ive not seen much nest material collecting yet
Words
2 Apr 2009Neil, I've seen a fair bit, but the jackdaws have only just started and seem to be making up for lost time.
Words
2 Apr 2009Anna, yes they're building nests at the moment.
Words
2 Apr 2009Mark, they're very active in the morning gathering material. They'll have the best nests in Sussex the rate they're going at it.
Words
2 Apr 2009Thanks Lois!
Words
2 Apr 2009Thanks Darko!
SittingFox
4 Apr 2009What a beakful! I hope he didn't get jaw-ache!
Words
4 Apr 2009It's surprising that they can see where they're going, but it does mean they're quiet for a few minutes.