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Photograph of the Week |
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PHOTOGRAPHED ON MONDAY 13th MAY 2013 |
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We are in the middle of the nesting season for our wild birds and the signs of this annual activity are everywhere, particularly in Bourne Wood where this robin was spotted this week already busy feeding a growing family. This is probably the most popular of our native species although the bright orange-red breast, brown back and dumpy shape is a more familiar sight in the back garden throughout the winter months but they can be seen just as often in spring and summer and they are the only ones that sing all year round. Their usual diet is worms, seeds, fruits and insects and this bundle of tasty morsels that has just been collected is obviously going to feed a few hungry mouths in a nearby nest. |
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