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Hens teeth is one thing, but Dunnocks??
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red was there another HS about just before this image was made ?
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Oh Dunnock by it's other name. We have lots of Sparrows (normal) & Dunnocks (HS) in our garden, so they are always about.
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OMG Yes of course hedge sparra 
I thought it was a no brainer sorry
Their breeding behaviours are complex .............. Red forgive me I asked a question as briefly as possible cause I'm / was bloody knackered .................but there is a real reason behind that question I'll give you clues but let you dig for reasons for my question
,I wondered if you might have caught something quite unique ,
Go have a dig about the sex life of dunnock or hedge sparrow......... Prunella modurals I'm sure BBC did a ducu on this?
Have a dig mate ,then see if you can work out what I think your image portrays and why I asked about another bird being in front of this I'm always open to being wrong ,I do wonder though
take care
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I thought it was a no brainer sorry Their breeding behaviours are complex .............. Red forgive me I asked a question as briefly as possible cause I'm / was bloody knackered .................but there is a real reason behind that question I'll give you clues but let you dig for reasons for my question
,I wondered if you might have caught something quite unique ,
Go have a dig about the sex life of dunnock or hedge sparrow......... Prunella modurals I'm sure BBC did a ducu on this?Have a dig mate ,then see if you can work out what I think your image portrays and why I asked about another bird being in front of this
I'm always open to being wrong ,I do wonder though take care
stu
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I googled it & they do have a fruity love life. In our garden they are chasing each other around, with some maneuvers akin to the Red Arrows. However I think what we see is just two small suet pellets, as it was feeding, making an interesting photo.OMG Yes of course hedge sparra
Their breeding behaviours are complex .............. Red forgive me I asked a question as briefly as possible cause I'm / was bloody knackered .................but there is a real reason behind that question I'll give you clues but let you dig for reasons for my question
,I wondered if you might have caught something quite unique ,
Have a dig mate ,then see if you can work out what I think your image portrays and why I asked about another bird being in front of this
take care
stu