These little balls of pinky-white fluff with long dark tails are constantly on the move in small family groups.
photo: London Bird Club
You may not see them at first but you may hear their high-pitched squeaks "dibbedy-dee" "dibbedy-dee", which they use to keep together.
They have tiny beaks, bushy black eyebrows and 'peppercorn eyes'.
photo: Roger Wyatt, Oxfordshire Bird Log
We know that they nest at Filnore Woods because we found a nest in the brambles. See the post for 29th March 2012.
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