unusual behavior ?
Posted 04/05/2015 - 20:54
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Marvellous set of photos - blow the focus - you recorded it !
I can only offer the obvious territorial dispute, especially as she turns up with nest material. The closest I've seen is females having a set to over possession of my compost heap !
I can only offer the obvious territorial dispute, especially as she turns up with nest material. The closest I've seen is females having a set to over possession of my compost heap !
Posted 04/05/2015 - 21:42
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davidwozhere wrote:
Marvellous set of photos - blow the focus - you recorded it !
I can only offer the obvious territorial dispute, especially as she turns up with nest material. The closest I've seen is females having a set to over possession of my compost heap !
Cheers. I think you are correct on the territorial aspect. She was in gathering bits for nesting a couple of times, I guess this time he just happened to be around. Marvellous set of photos - blow the focus - you recorded it !
I can only offer the obvious territorial dispute, especially as she turns up with nest material. The closest I've seen is females having a set to over possession of my compost heap !
I've seen two males running and displaying a couple of weeks ago, I don't know if that was territorial or for the benefit of a female. Must keep a closer eye out.
You may set up watch on your compost heap
I know what i like, If not always why.
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