Baby Blue Tit by durleybeachbum
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There are quite a few fledged from this brood, but because looking in that particular box meant getting out a step ladder I didn't keep tabs on them, like I did with the Great Tit family.
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Comments (23)
sooo sweet.... and difficult to capture..they never sit still
What a lovely closeup of this beautiful little bird.
Perfect shot and very very pretty and lovable bird !!!!!!!
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.
what a cute expression while it is watching you! delightful capture! ;o)
Wonderful foto,excellent shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
awww
A really good shot of this little beauty Andrea.
Made me laugh - this little bird's expression seems to be saying "What the hell are you looking at, lady?"...
What a super expression.
Fantastic, I am so pleased the broods have succeeded.
Amazing photos of this cutie Andrea !
Adorable! Adorable! Adorable!
What a cute fellow. It looks quite curious. A superb capture.
He looks quite curious about you! Wonderful shot!
lovely
S/He is looking at you as if to question your sanity and common sense while taking the photo great shot
"Is that you Mum". That is certainly the look of love! An exceptional capture!
I also love the inquisitive expression of the little bird. Great capture!
Andrea, I am jealous about this! cute, clear, Wonderful 💐
He's a cute looking little chap.
Cute capture, love it!
a lovely portrait for the tilt of the little bird, and the expression looking right at us. And the light on the stem and the tit's yellow-green belly. Very sweet. A sweet mini portrait, and a beautiful little bird, too. (You may know it, but birds have a family of songs, each for different purposes. And many of the most beautiful songs are to announce their presence, warn intruders, attract females, etc. Some of the songs are highly complex, and when slowed down, they make most fascinating melodic lines. Beethoven imitated bird calls in his Pastoral Symphony; but the songs were too complex for his music, so he abbreviated 2 of them heavily. A bird's warble can flit through all kinds of pitches very rapidly, and hit each one accurately as it goes. We were amazed to see how complex the songs were.)