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The kids were following with interest a nest that was found about 6ft up in a bush in the garden.
3 blue eggs with brown speckles, with blackbird mother keeping them warm.
As the kids are new to that type of thing they are very excited to see nature take its course.
Well, it took its course last night alright.
Wife has just called me to say that the mother is beheaded, lying on the ground beneath the nest. There is no sign of the eggs at all.
Any ideas on what the culprit might be?
Rural Devon if it makes any difference.
3 blue eggs with brown speckles, with blackbird mother keeping them warm.
As the kids are new to that type of thing they are very excited to see nature take its course.
Well, it took its course last night alright.
Wife has just called me to say that the mother is beheaded, lying on the ground beneath the nest. There is no sign of the eggs at all.
Any ideas on what the culprit might be?
Rural Devon if it makes any difference.
mrsshpub said:
Sorry, you missed your opportunity...A weasel is weasely weckognisable, but a stoat is stoataly different.
Mr GrimNasty said:
Turn7 said:
??????????????? Random pointless link ??????????????????????Versus actual knowledge - I said what was the likely culprits above.
If you have grey squirrels, they are the prime suspect.
Edited by Mr GrimNasty on Sunday 3rd May 11:08
Perhaps then the wife will allow me to get the rifle I want....
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