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Tenants in the Garden

comments (1) July 22nd, 2009 in gallery

Nancy_Dohrn Nancy_Dohrn, member
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I'm not sure who was more surprised when I captured these babies waiting for mom.  I heard chirping and was curious - and lo and behold - two little birds came out to say "hey!"  It makes putting out birdhouses worth all the waiting.  I love to attract birds to my yard and I'm gratefully rewarded each spring.  It's rare that I catch the babies this curious though.  I think they were just about ready to leave the nest.

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MuffettG writes: Really cute and to see the babies is an extra. Beautiful picture. Posted: 10:50 am on July 27th
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