Wednesday, May 14, 2008
My Baby Birds Leave Home
The two photos of the babies in the nest are from Monday and the other two are from today. It happened so fast. Mama pushed them from the nest this morning. I was glad I was home from work today to see it unfold. She shoved them-some plopped to the ground-some flew a few feet. Eventually they all caught on and took flight whole Mama watched from the fence. I finally captured a photo of one resting from the flight on my deck. The nest is empty-and my daughter and I are sad. We stood at the tiny kitchen window and watched and listened to these babies for days. The little bald creatures who captured our hearts now look plump and seem to all be fine. Final count was five. We already miss them!
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oh this brought back memories although our birdies, morning doves, that revisited our flower box year after year...right outside our picture window..(i secretly think the birdies enjoyed seeing my kids grow up!
thank you for sharing!!!
oh this brought back memories although our birdies, morning doves, that revisited our flower box year after year...right outside our picture window..(i secretly think the birdies enjoyed seeing my kids grow up!
thank you for sharing!!!
beautiful photo, hope they make it!!!
A Robin has made a nest below our bedroom window! It is in the trelis for the clemitis plant! I am afraid it is too low to the ground and that a nasty cat will have dinner as soon as the babies are born! There are three beautiful blue eggs in it now! Momma is vigilant! I just love spring and the budding of life! Thanks for the pictures!
Hugs,Patti
Isn't this just so amazing!?? You feel so LUCKY to be able to witness it all...I know we did with our cardinals this year. These are great shots....they are ADORABLE!!! :)
Great photos! I have so many birds in my garden.... it is now Autumn (Fall) here.... but the parrots are still around ... and I've caught sight of a few Fairy Wrens too!
How lucky you are to have had these little birdies for a short while... love the photos!
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