Is this normal?
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Redwing
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Thanks for your info everyone, could certainly have understood if we'd had some rain, but still none forcast for a bit. Will be interesting to see if I get any babies from all the activity.
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Jayburd
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sure hope so, redwing 
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Birdwatcher and finch-keeper.
Feel free to check out my photos here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/lewinsrail/
And my birding antics here: http://worthtwointhebushbirding.blogspot.com.au/
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crazy cuban
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same hereJayburd wrote:sure hope so, redwing
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mickw
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Rain, daylength & evolutionary instinct all play their parts..........but dont discount your care 
........have a think about what your feeding & care regime has been.....it may be that you, like all of us 
, may have neglected them a little, then picked it up a litlle with regular goodies......this would simulate a break from a period of austerity......which, in turn, can stimulate their instinct to go to nest........a bit like in nature.........
Goodonya and good luck ;)
........have a think about what your feeding & care regime has been.....it may be that you, like all of us , may have neglected them a little, then picked it up a litlle with regular goodies......this would simulate a break from a period of austerity......which, in turn, can stimulate their instinct to go to nest........a bit like in nature.........Goodonya and good luck ;)