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The Roving Bumbarrel

Bumbarrel is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyones favourite garden bird. And the reason theyre called that is for the shape of their nest. Its almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders webs and feathers. Rainham Marshes Bird Race 2015 - 121 Species so far! Friday, 7 August 2015. So, I watching these two Common Field Grasshoppers Chorthippus brunneus making out in my garden, as you do! Well at least I think they were a pair.
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Bumbarrel is an old name for the Long-tailed Tit, everyones favourite garden bird. And the reason theyre called that is for the shape of their nest. Its almost spherical, with a little hole at the front, and made from a special weave of moss, lichen, spiders webs and feathers. Rainham Marshes Bird Race 2015 - 121 Species so far! Friday, 7 August 2015. So, I watching these two Common Field Grasshoppers Chorthippus brunneus making out in my garden, as you do! Well at least I think they were a pair.

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