Where did they go? by durleybeachbum
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Comments (16)
thank you for sharing this family-happiness; I enjoyed all of them and wish the tit-babies a good life
What a sweet shot.... I have really enjoyed this series, Andrea. So glad they all made it and are now flying about the neighborhood. :)
Adorable !!
Another successful brood and now it's the cats to watch out for !!
What an achievement of the parents, all are fledged now. Fantastic shot!
Super serie,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
......beautiful series !! thx for sharing your lovely snips
thank you for this very interesting series I hope that you will do more like this in the future
What a little cutie! And scared of leaving the box - shows they are little individuals with feelings (fear, joy, etc...). Thanks a lot for the series of these little ones! :-)
Awe, I am going to miss them, glad all ok though.
If you look in the dictionary under FORLORN you will see this picture. A superb image and a perfect end to an extraordinary series. Very glad to see that all the hatchlings made it out. Perhaps we should thank Ralph for keeping the predators out of your garden. Thank you, Andrea, for a wonderful experience.
Superb capture Andrea. I am sure glad they made it thus far. Now to survive the outside world. God bless.
Thanks for sharing so glad they all made it but there's always one that doesn't want to leave home.
Awe he/she looks so lonely @ Nice the parents kept up encouraging it to be brave. It was such a pleasure to see this wonderful series Andrea. Thanks for sharing @
So sweet; I guess he was happy in his warm protected box, the big world is so scary!
A wonderful series of photos Andrea and a job well done!