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There's me saying only yesterday how quiet the garden is and today I'm surrounded by babies. This adult Blue Tit arrived with 4 chicks on the feeder this morning and shortly after this Robin chick appeared.
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Then another Blue Tit with just one chick turned up.
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Then a newly fledged Great Tit turned up without any parents.
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Then both Woodpeckers arrived and stuffed their beaks with food before flying off into the tree's. So they must have some babies to feed too.
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A very scruffy looking Jay turned up too but I missed the photo of him. The weather has cooled down a lot so maybe that's what bought them all out of the bushes. Whatever the reason, its wonderful to have a garden full of babies. And if that wasn't enough babies I've found another 50 on my Radishes. Lots of identical little caterpillars munching away. I could have sworn they were not there yesterday and today a whole plant has been eaten by them.
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At the top of the garden we found this. I've seen them before but I'm not 100% sure whats inside, any ideas?
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I have a funny feeling at the back of my mind that it is Hawk Moth but I've not looked it up. Chris
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