Blue Tit The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch as reported on the BBC nature news will take place on 28th and 29th January. It will be interesting if the mild winter, in comparison to last year’s deep freeze, is reflected in bird and species numbers nationally. According to the RSPB it’s the world’s biggest bird survey.

We will be taking part in our own garden and submitting our results online.

Recommended identification guide book: Collins Bird Guide

Related pages: Bird posts | British birds gallery

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