The Bluebirds are busy feeding their little ones. It takes both Mom and Dad to feed all five babies.
Sherri
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- Still Feathering (or Furring) the Nest
- Momma Cardinal
- The Goldfinches are back :)
- Sherri's Baby Bluebirds
- Chris' Hawk
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3 comments:
The Bluebirds fledged from their nest on Wed. April 22nd. Now just waiting to see them at the feeder. The parents are still feeding them out in the woods somewhere.
Sherri
You did great this year with baby birds! My bluebirds filled that house with pine straw and then must have realized it was too short for them. whaaaaaa!
Yes, They have had one brood and now rebuilding a nest for a second brood. We will have to see what happens to them.
Sherri
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