
They are so vunerable when they're just out of the nest.
In true Jekyl and Hyde fashion, here's the other side of me (the Hyde, if you're wondering). My more emotional response to the natural world and love of animals and the birds in particular that visit my small garden. Anyone wanting to see Jekyl will have to seek me out elsewhere, lurking in the Moz forums and hidden away on other spaces.
great shots sumac,the young starlings look so cute.
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Absolutely lovely pics of the babies! Arent they adorable! Hoping it wont be long till i get my first baby starlings! karen x
ReplyDeleteI saw them looking out of the nest at work yesterday but this was the first time they've appeared at home. They are very fluffy still and really cute.
ReplyDeleteAww aren't they cute :)
ReplyDeleteStill waiting for mine, it really can't be long now as I know there's nests all around here. Maybe just a little too far for the babies to fly to feed themselves?
I've just been catching up with your latest posts, I do struggle to keep up with all the lovely blogs but you have some lovely photos of all your visitors and I just love all your Robin pics. Well done on the babies, they obviously know where to come for a good feed, you're right though they do always look so vulnerable.
ReplyDeleteI'm having to check first before I let my cat out, that there aren't any on the ground! He's pretty good and normally leaves the birds alone but he turns sheepdog on me with the babies 'cos they tend to run rather than fly off and he tries to herd them into the kitchen if I'm not careful!
ReplyDeletegreat shots Mac.Starling chicks are so much more adorable than there parents.Then again all babies are lovely.
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