Before
![Fledgling Nuthatch Fledgling Nuthatch](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiJclknnnGShHZNJKAPewII8o1Luk1BZ3AS6Yxryr-9Cr70FN1ahyphenhyphenOhJqnvs9w1NqqPrj1PDJmclVcHslVEYjQAgpFcV3F1FngqhzkRDbvZyDfpIpjN8_SgzuFv1x6kIGatjItq2n5WWnWw/s320/Nuthatch-Juv.jpg)
This afternoon we had a reunion with one of our best-loved garden birds. This particular Nuthatch we think came from the Nuthatch nest in a tree hole close to the Pyle Hill entrance on
Greenham Common and was a very young individual the first time we saw him. Meet "Scraggle", our baby Nuthatch, although he doesn't quite live up to his name any more.
We have recently put up a new peanut feeder up and much to our surprise the Woodpecker and Nuthatch have both used it within days of putting it up.
After
![Nuthatch on peanut feeder Nuthatch on peanut feeder](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiYpy202nGHS4uMFetzFqn-BfUieU5s0CT70pGwDD-USCnfDIOKsTZZZAGK62BQ_UMQngmHoQt7GceU3KFIHRslCegMkuF3WzkLbjpzPpYzLB8X2siu_kBdgbUoq2iF-aofInD6OmUQdREO/s320/Nuthatch.jpg)
These 'before' and 'after' pictures show how "Scraggle" has changed and has become more like a fully fledged adult in just a few weeks!
He is now more than capable of adopting the classic upside-down Nuthatch stance, this time with his head raised looking for danger.