When I first saw him about the garden I assume that it was just a moulting issue, but I managed to catch him and it looks pretty horrible. Mind you, at least he's pretty lively.
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When I first saw him about the garden I assume that it was just a moulting issue, but I managed to catch him and it looks pretty horrible. Mind you, at least he's pretty lively.
Poor soul... Do you think mites might be the problem?
I wish there was a way we could help birds like that, but I don't think we can.
Good to hear he is lively though!
I know how you feel - I'd love to do something to help, but at least he doesn't (yet) seem to be otherwise in ill-health. Because he comes out of the big tree, I assume that he is either the male of the breeding pair or maybe the youngster who managed to survive (which is what I assume).