I do enjoy birds. I had a robin's nest on my deck which had a couple of eggs, but one day when I came home they were on the ground. I am not sure what happened. I was so sad :(
These birdies are just so cute and so happy to see these pictures of them. I am thinking he looks more like a Superman Crow with a slightly evil edge or maybe badass is better:)
Vamp looks very happy! LOL! I love your baby bird pictures! Too cute! You captured them so well! I've been seeing many, but haven't got any pictures! Big Hugs!
Incidentally, I also had robin this year at our new condo. I didn't get to see them left the nest, but I saw them later in the back yard..No tail, and all fuzzy :)
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Love the baby birds, and your prize from Magic crow is fabulous - enjoy. Have a great week, hugs, Valerie
Awesome pictures and a great post Sandra.
Yvonne.
Thanks, Val. You have a great week too.
Hugs
Wonderful photos - and I love all of the featured birds.
Baby birds grow up and fly away.
Vampire crow? Sounds like a new series.
awesome photos and winning the prize. Have a great week.
I do enjoy birds. I had a robin's nest on my deck which had a couple of eggs, but one day when I came home they were on the ground. I am not sure what happened. I was so sad :(
Sweet babies all grown up. Sort of. Love the vampire crow
Fun to watch new fledges. I watch a number of nest boxes and so enjoy the babies.
These birdies are just so cute and so happy to see these pictures of them. I am thinking he looks more like a Superman Crow with a slightly evil edge or maybe badass is better:)
Birds are so cute when they're young and still just a little fuzzy.
We were just saying that we never see the baby robins around here. Always just full sized robins. Maybe we're just not looking closely enough!
They look ready to explore indeed. Who knew there could be vampire crows
I stopped by your blog today. Lovely pictures of the young ones exploring a new world.
Ann
Thanks, EC:)
New Series....Hmmm......
Thanks, Sarah. You too!
I empathize, True. It's stressful when they don't make it.
Young adults:)
They are fun to watch:) Little sweeties.
Badass crow....I like that too:)
They sure are:)
Awwww look at those cute lil birbs!!
Sweet pictures. And I love your vampire crow.
I too have been watching the babies, both big and small.
I've always wondered when parent birds know that exact time to give babies a push.
Ours built right on the eves of the house. But baby birds are cropping up from nests I've never seen.
You may never look at crows in the same way again, Pat:)
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Awww they're adorable.
Thanks, Ann:)
Good job, snapping a wren. They're too tiny and fast for me.
Aren't they something? I love the look on the little wrens face. Like...you got a problem?
Thanks, Elizabeth. Me too:)
Hope you're doing well.
I'm not sure if it's a push or free fall:)
Ha.
They were awfully cute:)
I only got lucky because this guy was at the hopping instead of flying stage:)
Terrific. Now begins their steep learning curve to adulthood.
What sweet faces! Glad to hear they're out flying! :)
Vamp looks very happy! LOL!
I love your baby bird pictures! Too cute! You captured them so well! I've been seeing many, but haven't got any pictures!
Big Hugs!
I love Badass Crow! Got me thinking! LOL!
Aww! Those baby birds are so precious... ^_^
And LOL, love the vampire crow! So awesome. Congrats on the win!
We had a storage building once that had baby birds all in it. They were very tiny
And that's a tough spot to be in:)
The robin was pretty much flying. The wren was really good at hopping:)
I trust Vamp Crow likes his new digs:)
There ya go:)
Thanks, Heather;)
They are, aren't they? Minuscule little beings.
Such lovely photo's ... the babies look great!
Enjoy the new week
All the best Jan
Oh I so hope I'll get to see my baby wrens in person! These are marvelous photos, Sandra! And how special to be chosen!
Incidentally, I also had robin this year at our new condo. I didn't get to see them left the nest, but I saw them later in the back yard..No tail, and all fuzzy :)
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