Me first! NO ME FIRST!!!

Hungry, hungry babies. Mama bird has an insect in her mouth, the babies want to be fed. Everyone wants to be fed first, poor mama. Bet she is glad that they are grown and on their own now.

Thank you for all your comments and for the favs on the other picture of the mama and her babies. I have another one that I will post in my extras album if you want to check it out. It shows the insect inside the baby's mouth and he is still screaming for more food.
Thank you for looking.

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[David Hinsvark]

Amazing shot

[Pam Hawkes]

Another fabulous capture!

[Brian Buccigrossi]

Outstanding!

[Mountain Roamer Images]

This is a really cool shot!

[Andy McAvoy]

Fab capture.

[Moira Brown]

Wonderful again!

[Netkonnexion]

Wonderful!

[Jade Davies]

awesome capture! very well done, love it

[alia_801]

Brilliant shot! Their mouths are so bright too!

[naladka]

Wow, glad to see these little guys back. Excellent shot!

[TriXie]

Amazing capture!!
fav!

[Beth]

This is a wonderful capture. The mother bird has to work hard to feed these hungry mouths.

[Pat Knowles]

They seem to have grown lots since the last picture unless it's just the angle ! Mum must be working hard !!

[Linda]

@happypat Just the angle and the close up. They are gone now and I miss them. Maybe next year the parents will nest in the same tree!

[Kerri]

Beautiful!! Fantastic

[Carolyn Sue]

so cool!!!!

[Steve Hollingsworth]

Nice well done

[Mike Stevenson]

Love the way you've caught the chicks in the same pose.

[Susan McIntyre]

Poor mom her work is never done. Another amazing and colorful capture of these little ones.

[janet gregory]

Your bird pictures are great!

[elephantgirl]

LOL. Funny caption!

[Helen Batson]

The title says it all. What a fab shot. A fav

[Ellen E]

oh what a fav!!!

[Linda]

@ellen Thank you! I love these kingbirds. I was lucky enough to get more shots of some this year.

[Ellen E]

I can't believe this was shot using 800 ISO. I have the same camera, and whenever I shoot 800 ISO, it is not worth saving. I'm thinking you must use a Canon lens (I have a Tamron).