The other morning this newly fledged baby Robin tried it's best to get its parent to FEED IT!
It chirped and chattered and put on a very sad face.
In response, the Robin parent just looked quietly exhausted!
The House Finches have babies too.
This newly fledged baby looks like he has a bad case of "bed head".
Feathers sticking up every which-way.
He also twittered and squawked for food.
I expect some of my Hummingbirds might be youngsters too, but it is beyond me to be able to tell.
I just enjoy watching them hover as they eat.
They truly are aerial acrobats.
One year ago today Mom and I took a London walk from Little Venice to Camden Locks.
11 comments:
Such a sweet post xxx
Aww...love the baby robin, Beth--you manage to get the best bird photos!!
So so cute! Love the bedraggled baby finch!
I don't leave many comments but I am here every day to look at your awesome animal photos....and the stitching course:) I lived in Oregon for a short time and it's a beautiful state.
You can't help but say 'awwww' when seeing that baby's messed up feathers! So cute! Hugs!
The baby birds do make me smile. We've not had many so far, usually we see the blackbird young around now.
Beth, what great pictures! The baby housefinch is priceless! Wanda
All those adorable baby birds!The hummers are such fun to watch! Our Anna's won't let any other birds near the feeder.
=) So cute!
awww just love that wee robin and his mum does have that look ..lol ... way to go on the bed head I have that most morning little one ..lol
love the humming bird shots you get :) love mouse xxxxx
Heeeeeeee! The babies are so adorable.
The downside to having the hawks nesting so close to the house again this year is almost ZERO songbirds and the like at my feeders. I still get woodpeckers and cardinals but all the rest are mostly gone. Either picked off or just because they know better. I just saw my first chipmunk last week as well and I usually have multiple families going. Miss my chippies. :(
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