Two Babies

Our first set of babies this year. Momma has been busy keeping them fed and with all the rain, no shortage of worms

[katy]

interesting edit makes it look like a picture in a storybook.

[Ann]

Fantastic shot fav.

[Kathy]

I see their little beaks.

[Emilie Cartoun]

Great detail, yummy worm. If you like worms.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great find and capture

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's always fun seeing nature this up close and personal. Good shot!

[Debra Hall]

peek-a-boo! Cleverly captured!

[Lisa Poland]

Our doves have already flown away. They sure don't stay babies long.

[bruni]

We had two nests so far. one a baby dove fell out of a best and mom tried to keep it warm on the ground. but it was gone. another robin nest was empty overnight and we saw the broken eggs in the grass. so no little birdies this season.. I like yours and hope they make it.

[Milanie]

Neat to see those little beaks peeking up - hope they grow well - will enjoy following them.

[Sarah Bremner]

Great shot and so exciting to watch from close quarters.

[Dione Giorgio]

Really sweet. You can just see their beaks. Superb capture.

[Terry]

Wait until they become teenagers,, then she will kick them out.

[Milanie]

How neat to catch the two little beaks poking up - looks like you have a good spot to watch them.

[Rick Schies]

@sarasdadandmom Yep, can see it now

[Anne ❀]

Great show they'll put on for you! Fav! I like the eye and the texture of the nest. Congrats on pp!

[Sarah Bremner]

Great sheltered place. We had some blue tit babies in our bird box but feeling a bit sad as after the very wet week we haven't seen the parents around and not sure how the little ones are doing.......don't want to disturb the box just yet in case........