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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delia todd" data-source="post: 3587429" data-attributes="member: 18346">No, no, don't disturb them again please. Just let them get on with it now.Hopefully in about a week you may see the young ones moving about in the tree and calling for food. I don't (or very rarely) get these in the garden here; maybe others can give you some hints on what feeders and food you could provide, which might give you the best chance of seeing what's happening.I know when my Blue Tits have young, because they come to my window feeder, grab a meal worm and fly off to a tree with it. If they're just feeding themselves they stay on the feeder.</blockquote>