The big hungry chick by ludwigsdiana

The big hungry chick

chasing mum in the olive grove. This is one of the chicks born a while ago in my neighbours tree. It must have fallen out of the nest as it has a broken foot.

It screeches when it is hungry and chases the poor mum who gets no peace.

The chick is at the back and the poor dikkop does not have a clue as to what is going on.
Such unusual birds!
December 3rd, 2023  
So sweet. I hope the chick’s leg heals up.
December 3rd, 2023  
Young birds are always hungry :)
December 3rd, 2023  
Chick is as big as mum....... No peace for mum, hope that leg heals?
The dikkop does look puzzled/
December 3rd, 2023  
Two such different birds...great catch to show both types.
December 3rd, 2023  
Well spotted and beautifully captured Diana, it’s a hard life for any mum with noisy young:)
December 3rd, 2023  
I love 365 for seeing different birds. I guessed correctly befor I saw your tag.
December 3rd, 2023  
Great capture.
December 3rd, 2023  
This is a great composition to get the two of them together like this.
December 3rd, 2023  
Great capture. Poor chip, I hope that his broken foot will heal.
December 3rd, 2023  
Terrific capture getting them all in one frame.
December 3rd, 2023  
Cute capture and I like your title.
December 3rd, 2023  
Great capture and humorous narrative. I do hope baby chick recovers from his injury!
December 3rd, 2023  
Yes, the dikkop looks quite perplexed! Lovely capture.
December 3rd, 2023  
Wonderful to read & see 🤩
December 3rd, 2023  
Lovely capture
December 3rd, 2023  
Great capture.
December 3rd, 2023  
Chick is def an adult now at that size - but sad about its broken leg
December 3rd, 2023  
Quite the drama you have captured here, Diana! Fav! (But what about the broken foot? Will it heal on its own do you think?)
December 3rd, 2023  
Fascinating birds!
December 4th, 2023  
Great capture. Hopefully mum will continue to feed it for some time.
December 4th, 2023  
@365projectorgheatherb A Birder here on the estate took a look and said it should be ok Heather, thanks for asking :-)
December 4th, 2023  
@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana. That's good to hear!
December 4th, 2023  
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