Hi abody 🙂
So what are these birds?
Use this website to find out but do not check under the letter ‘S’ – look for the letter ‘H’: https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildli…/wildlife-guides/…/
These birds are herring gulls. Can you think why they got that name? Continue reading
Hi abody, good to hae you back again 🙂
So what is this bird?
Use this website and check under the letter ‘B’: https://www.rspb.org.uk/birds-and-wildli…/wildlife-guides/…/
In Scotland, this bird is kent as the mavis, but you might know it as the blackbird. Continue reading
Hi abody,
Good to have you along 🙂
Anyhoo… I think most will have seen this wee bird going about.
Today’s bird is the robin.
The song
When you listen to the robin in this video, there are so many other birds singing it might be hard to hear which one is the robin. Here’s a recording of one: Continue reading
Hi abody,
Nice to see you again 🙂
Today’s bird is the great tit.
It is the same family as the bird we met yesterday, the blue tit. If you compare the two, there are quite a few differences in the colour of their feathers.
Blue tit
Challenge – can you make a table like this to show their differences? Continue reading
The Blue tit
Hi abody,
Today’s bird is the blue tit 🙂
I asked you why is it called a blue tit? I think it is because when you see it flash by, that is one of its striking colours. What do you think? It has many other colours too.
Challenge – what colours do you see on the blue tit? Can you draw it?
The bird in the video is not taking food to its babies, it is cleaning out the hoose – removing baby bird poo! They are very clean little birds.
Here is a wee tale about some baby blue tits:
The Fledglings
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