Can anyone identify this bird for me?

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Lockdown has meant we have actually gone into the summer house for the first time in two years! It's gone a little wild. There is a bird nesting in one corner - can anyone identify it for me? Thank you!

Ps after taking these photos, we shut up shop and will leave her well alone!

How big is she?

I’m no expert but could it be a wren?

What a sweetie

I don't think wren, is that the juvenile?

Is it a fledgling blackbird

Fledgling thrush? There are plenty of fledglings about at the moment.

Thank you so much for replying - it's smaller than a robin but bigger than a sparrow

Fledgling song thrush don’t see many about these days.

Could be a baby robin

Looks like a thrush.

It is a fledgling robin

It's definitely a fledgling.

Looks like a baby robin to me

Looks like a slightly skinnier version of the baby blackbird we had in our garden

If it is be warned - when their old enough their parents leave them under bushes on purpose

it's a baby robin I think

My first instinct when looking at the picture was robin fledgling. I see I'm not alone.

Let's see if I can do a clicky link.

www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4468465

It's a fledgling isn't it? - you can still see the "gape" - the lighter colour at the side of its mouth that will make its mouth very obvious in the dark of the nest when its beak is open. Adult birds lose this.

Thank you so much - having observed from afar during the day, an adult robin is flying in and out so I think you are correct with fledgling robin! You are all so knowledgable- thank you!

@WitchWindows sorry, as soon as I posted 'shut up shop' I realised my mistake! The summer house is often at the bottom and their is a large gap, all round under the roof - in fact it's more like an observatory- no wonder birds are nesting in there

@NippityNopNoop that photo - what a great expression!