My First Eggs (1 Viewer)

[bilM]

First Blue Tit eggs this year 5 so far.

 

[dryad]

that looks a comfy nest she's built or did you supply the makings?

when we had a linnets nest outside our front door in the conifer, she used the fine beardie undercoat groomings from our dogs we'd placed in the tree..

 

[pappajohn]

We have 11 great tit eggs.
Should begin hatching in about a week I think.

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[Ridgeway]

We’ve got some Cadburys crème eggs, likely won’t get to the hatching stage though

 

[Madmag]

9 eggs laid by our blue tit. They are definitely feeding 7 so hope some make it.

 

[bilM]

that looks a comfy nest she's built or did you supply the makings?

Yes gave her a small helping hand.

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[pampam]

Ive been away a fortnight and come home to discover a blackbird nesting in the woodstore at the side of the house, our wheelie bins are there also so ive moved them so there isnt lots of movement plus it made it easy for a cat (we get them) but i havent noticed the husband fetching any food is this the done thing?does she just sit there …..going hungry?

 

[bilM]

Got me some blue tit chicks

 

[Jimbo50]

Hi bilM what camera are you using?

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[bilM]

Hi bilM what camera are you using?

Jimbo50 The pictures on here is with the Green Feathers WiFi 3rd Gen camera and using the iCSee Pro App. I also have a Nestera WiFi camera and i think its better so the next one will be a Nestera.

 

[bilM]

This is the Nestera one no birds yet view from inside the box.

 

[Jimbo50]

Thanks bilM That is one amazing view inside the nest box. I’ll look into one when I return home from our Spain and Portugal trip.

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[bilM]

Dad hard at work

 

[Charlie57]

That last pic brilliant

 

[pappajohn]

I count 9 left out of 11 but I think ones dead. No movement when foods served and disappears under the others.
They are getting feathers and their wings are becoming recognisable.

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