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    Default wee bird

    was up at blingery a walk and saw this tiny bird it was the size about of a Robins head what would it be? not a birdie person but it was really tiny
    Families are like fudge,mostly sweet with a few nuts

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    This is our smallest native bird, there's some excellent information and photo's about Wrens on The RSPB site

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    Thank LIZZ yes that was it lovely little bird could of watched it for ages
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    This is our smallest native bird, there's some excellent information and photo's about Wrens on The RSPB site
    Families are like fudge,mostly sweet with a few nuts

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    sorry lizz its not the smallest lol the firecrest and goldcrest are our smallest birds wrens are always quoted as our smallest because it is seen far more often.
    If its profound what was the name of the golfer and what did he find?

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    I stand corrected, thanks count, although my book still says it's the smallest! I just knew I neede a new bird identification manual!

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    you're wcome lizz. i always thought the wren was the smallest until i got the observers book lol those little books had a lot of answers
    If its profound what was the name of the golfer and what did he find?

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    Wrens are lovely wee birds but they are quite vicious at nesting time. One of my nestboxes had a bluebird's nest with three eggs in it. A wren decided to take it over and removed the eggs and evicted the bluebirds. They will kill the bluebirds, if they don't comply.

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