Eye on the sparrow

Or - Look at me when I am talking to you! I believe that the two on the right are the parents and the one on the left is one of their young. The one on the left still has some fuzzy baby feathers. They were trying to get the young ones to go get food at the feeder. This was at my friends house.
Thank you for viewing and commenting, it is appreciated.

[KWind]

Striking image... Love it!

[Kerri Michaels]

sweet

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Cute capture- typical dad- he seems disinterested in the goings-on!

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Yao RL]

Beautiful trio.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot and trio. The parents are already shouting at their young one!

[Jayson W.]

Love this!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

How cool you caught three at once. Love it.

[April Dellow-Cowan]

The male looks really aggravated! The mom, screaming her head off. I can so
relate to this. Fav!

[tony gig]

Instant Fav.

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture, they are like us aren’t they!!

[Nina Ganci]

sweet capture of parents training young

[bruni]

Looks like dad isn't very interested in training the young. he must be old fashioned as nowadays the fathers like to be involved in rearing the children (sorry, I don't mean bird parents now, I got carried away).

[Lily Belle]

An adorable shot!

[Beth]

Nice capture. I've not seen a sparrow like the one the right. I didn't realize there was that much difference between the male and female.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of you ``Mussen``.(one is a : Mus.) Have them to on the garden and food table. They make more noises and trublles as aeting. funny to watch. Fav.

[Linda]

@kwind Thank you so much!

[Linda]

@moviegal1 Thank you very much!

[Linda]

@olivetreeann Thank you, Ann. He was there for backup support, lol.

[Linda]

@bkbinthecity @yaorenliu Thank you both!

[Linda]

@sangwann Thank you! Trying to coax the young to get birdseed from the feeder. Fun to watch them.

[Linda]

@slurry Thank you very much, Jayson! I appreciate it.

[Linda]

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn. The youngsters seemed to be really shy and would only come up one at a time.

[Linda]

@creativenature72 Thank you, April, I appreciate your comment and the fav. Yes, the dad just wants the feeding training to be over with.

[Linda]

@tonygig Thank you so much, Tony! I appreciate it.

[Linda]

@craftymeg Thank you, Margaret! Yes, they have to train their young to grow up and get out on their own.

[Linda]

@ninaganci Thank you so much, Nina!

[Linda]

@bruni Thank you! I think he just wants this young training over with, maybe he wants a vacation.

[Linda]

@elouiselily Thank you so much, Lily.

[Linda]

@vernabeth Thank you, Beth. Yes, the males are more colorful in a lot of bird species, probably most of them. This sparrow was introduced into NY from Europe in 1850 and in Galveston, Texas in 1867. https://txtbba.tamu.edu/species-accounts/house-sparrow/

[Linda]

@pyrrhula Thank you very much! Yes, this is a European sparrow, introduced into NY in 1850 and into Galveston, Texas in 1867. It has spread all over Texas (all 254 counties).

[Lynne]

Three for the money. Love this shot.

[Lastrami]

I miss No. 4 on the free picket ;) No, just kidding. Great capture with a nice bokeh, wonderfully composed. Fav