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    I'm a blue Tit
    It's a long way down .......Stop looking at me............I'm just having a hair day that's all
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    Crumbs, that's a tatty one Chocky, do you think it's suffering from parasites?
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    I thought it was a fledgling but I supose it could be. Oh dear , poor little thing. What's it calle? I had a love bird that suffered from some thing , nearly all of his feathers fell out I treeted it and he gerw them back (took a while) turned in to a healthey little bird and went back in the avery. Can't remember the name of it.
    This one might have Red mite though

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    Unfortunately the mild winter meant that many of the parasites which would normally die out, survived and still infest the nests.
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    That's awful. He was flying around ok so mybe he'll be ok

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    He is a really sorry looking thing isn't he?

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    Well now you all mention it . Yes. I thought it was a youngster still sorting out his feathers but yes he does look rather thingy.

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    I've seen a few of them Chocky, Bluetits, GreatTits, Chaffinches and even a Blackbird.
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    Well yes now you have brought it to my attention I agree with you . Poor little thing. I do hope he and any others get better. I had a remady from the pet shop for my little love bird Jumpjet ( He loved me. He used to sit on my shoulder and try and feed me with this disgusting regurgitated food. Ugh). I expect they know what to eat for it. Nature usually finds a way

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