Robbie took the suet pellet over to baby robin who promptly dropped it! The suet pellet then rolled down the roof. Poor little baby! However, Robbie soon came back for another one. It was lovely to actually see the baby as I have been wondering why I hadn't seen him/her.
I have been for a long walk to try to see where the chap who has a hide down the brook manages to get down there. I am still none the wiser despite walking nearly 4 miles! I followed the track that runs alongside the brook but I still didn't see how he could get down there. So frustrating! However, hopefully I shall be able to see my new blue friend this afternoon when I go for a work.
Thank you for getting all 4 of my photos on PP. It really is much appreciated.
Is the chap with the hide the same chap you mentioned a while back when you used to post lots of kingfisher photos? I don't understand how you can see it without finding a path to it?
@aaronhall No it's someone different but it is very overgrown around that part of the brook because nobody goes there as it's through a wood. I followed what I thought was a track to where the chap has got his hide but there wasn't a way through to the brook near the hide. It's hard to explain.
Ah, too bad but it turns out well in the end. I wish I could have joined you on that long walk! All my birds are only in my backyard as I have not gone out with my camera (except once down the block when @taffy came visiting. We are both ready to be much more out in nature!
June 11th, 2020
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