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Commonly breeds in woodland , parks and gardens. Northern populations migrate to Western Europe. Nests in bushes, on garden trellis behind logs etc. Feeds on earthworms, insects and berries.

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12 April 2011. Blackbird (female) on the Hayling Billy Trail. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

12 April 2011. Blackbird (male) at the Chalk Quarry. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

24 February 2011. Blackbird alongside the Hayling Billy trail. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

12 February 2011. Female Blackbird seems to have made its home in the bush nest to our feeding station. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

30 January 2011. Male Blackbird at Widley. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

The Blackbirds stay mostly on the grass under the feeding station. They pick up any crumbs dropped by the birds feeding from the bowl. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

Female Blackbird at Farlington Marshes. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

12 April 2011. Blackbird (female) on the Hayling Billy Trail. Copyright Peter Drury 2011

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Keywords: birds nature langstone harbour blackbird turdus merula oysterbeds hayling island p4123076

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