Three Days Old by durleybeachbum
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The Great Tit hatchlings today
Comments (18)
What a capture.
oooooohhhh sweeeeeeeeeeeet !!!
Aw eat, poop and sleep ! Looks like the hungry one has a good set of lungs. Poor Mom, can't imagine the chaos when all of them are awake at the same time. Wonderful photo of these fragile, delicate and bare naked babies. Thanks for sharing Andrea.
My word someone is hungry, or s/he is yawning :o))0
Lovely pic Andrea. Perhaps you should zoom right in on that open beak - it might make an interesting pic !!
Superb capture. Their parents must have a lot to do.
Somebody sensed movement/a shadow and is informing you that he/she is hungry! Just look at that food-target! This is marvelous! I love little chick things like these. This is a marvelous photo...very cute.
HAHA With open trumpet :-))) Sooo freaking cute :)
Super capture,excellent,more please over the next days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That one looks hungry.
All mouth at this stage, how cute!
Outstanding photo Andrea and someone is very hungry!
Great shot with perfect timing! How lucky to watch this process!
Hehe! A place in Westminster for this bird, it has a big mouth, cares nothing for it's surroundings and is full of s**t
Jöööhhhh! so sweet little ugly ones! priceless photo Andrea!
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.
Devine capture!
I'm skipping images only so I can get a good sampling...I've seen everything, so know that skipping is only for the sampling and not because I think the others aren't worth the effort---they are. Your chronicle of these birds has been amazing to those of us who rarely get to see such sights. I saw them as a kid, but it's been years since (and I'm 66, so that was a lonnnnnnnnng time ago). It's so striking how their young bodies are kind of these masses of organic "forms," not yet looking like birds...and how many of the shots show these open mouths, because they want so much to feed. (I've known several women who said their grown husbands weren't much different. Maybe you concur, lol. I want you to know that whenever I've been involved with women, I never, never, sat at a table and opened my mouth. Unless to speak or say a dumb joke.) (Well, lots of dumb jokes.) A wonderful series, and it's special, also, because these little creatures are surrounded by all that stuff that birds use to make nests...and those big bright mouths are like beacons in the midst of it all. Wonderful.