It's the hole in my blog header.
Well today even the male Blackbird had a go...
...but he only just fitted through.
I have added pics of the Robin and Dunnock to give a sense of scale.
Robin
Dunnock
The fence has deteriorated quite a bit during the winter months and may well have to be replaced soon.
Great pictures of these birds, I love waking up in the morning hearing the blackbird chirping away, or in the evening.
ReplyDeleteThat's the kind of hole I would keep as long as I could :) Great photos Andrew.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots! You have to make a hole in your new fence too.
ReplyDeleteAs popular as it is, I'd make a custom hole in the new fence just for the birds! Seriously.
ReplyDeletei'd have to agree with brian. makes a perfect perch and photo op for you!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant images from the hole in the fence, which won't be there very soon.
ReplyDeleteif that blackbird gains just an oz he will have to find another hole to fit through, OR you will have to call the fire dept to rescue him
ReplyDeleteYou'll just have to cut a hole in the new fence Andrew.
ReplyDeleteAmazing Andrew.
ReplyDeleteA new visitor through the hole! He looks very pleased with himself :) Oh yes, you MUST have a custom hole made in the new fence!!
ReplyDeleteI guess it has just been a little enchanting 'tunnel' for the birds to take a safe glimpse before stepping through; you will miss it but we know they'll still come visiting for all the goodies you leave for them
ReplyDeleteCharming captures Andrew - well spotted! (hope the new fence has a similarly accommodating entrance!)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. You could always put a hole in the new fence. :-)
ReplyDeleteI think you owe it to your birds to put a hole in your new fence ;>)
ReplyDeleteDrew, you'll have to put the blackbird on a diet before he gets stuck in the hole.
ReplyDeleteYour robin is so much more colorful than those around here.
ReplyDeleteI like the colour of the dunnock
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