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No more full HD :(Last updated: Friday 10th April

For the moment I'm leaving the video at 720p resolution to see how this effects the temperature. It might have to stay like it for this year.

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The best action from 2026Last updated: Friday 10th April
10th April 2026
Mrs. B. spent the night in the nest for the first time, fluffed up and with her head tucked under her wing. It won't be long until we see some eggs!
10th April 2026
Puttin the finishing touches to the nest. She is now bringing in fluffier material for the nest cup, and has changed the flapping to form a nice shaped place to lay her eggs.
31th March 2026
The nest building starts in earnest. Mrs. B spends all morning bringing in lovely springy moss for the underlay of the nest.
20th March 2026
Mr. B. is bringing in food, which Mrs. B. happily takes while she is cleaning out the box. She has started digging the schmutz out of the drainage holes now.
17th March 2026
The box has quite a lot of poo from last year's nest on the floor. Mrs. B. is clearing it out, but she also seems to be just chucking a lot of it around. A technique I have yet to try myself, when cleaning the house.
9th March 2026
Mrs. B brings in some nesting material and chucks it on the floor before doing that flapping thing.
23th February 2026
Mrs. B practices the flapping she'll be doing when making the nest. The technique involves bringing in some stuff and then flapping to spread it around.
18th February 2026
Mr. B. does a typical bloke's attempt at cleaning - picking up a couple of bits of dirt before getting bored and leaving.
16th February 2026
Mrs. B. comes and has a look at the mess on the floor, before hopping up to the door and giving it a damn good pecking. This is quite common with blue tits, and no-one really knows why they do it.
17th January 2026
Starling attack! Listen to the starling (maybe) scrabbling around on the box. Look to the left of the screen and you can see a long pointy beak coming in. The blue tits avoided the nest for a week after this - maybe it put them off?
6th January 2026
The first recorded visits of the year. Just a quick hop in and out to get a feel for the place. They will keep coming in with increasing regularity until the nest building starts, and it's all systems go!