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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Scenes from a Tree

Red-shafted flicker assesses the situation before venturing out.

Back, and he brought food.

Feeding the hungry beaks.

That's it?

Daddy?
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14 comments:

  1. Laurita13/7/11 4:57 AM

    Such a neat series of photos. Birds are the most fascinating things. I love that last photo.

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  2. Leah J. Utas13/7/11 6:17 AM

    Thanks so much, Laurita. We were so very blessed to find this flicker nest.

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  3. the Bag Lady13/7/11 7:21 AM

    Excellent photo story, cousin! The last one definitely made me smile.

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  4. Leah J. Utas13/7/11 7:49 AM

    Thank you, Cousin.

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  5. Anonymous13/7/11 9:10 AM

    A parent's work is never done!

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  6. Leah J. Utas13/7/11 9:57 AM

    Certainly in this stump, Betty.

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  7. Reb13/7/11 11:33 AM

    How wonderful that you were able to capture that. Well done.

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  8. Leah J. Utas13/7/11 11:46 AM

    Thank you, Reb. I'm quite tickled.

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  9. messymimi13/7/11 1:32 PM

    An old story that is ever new. Thanks.

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  10. Leah J. Utas13/7/11 2:02 PM

    Glad to do it, Messymimi.

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  11. Crabby McSlacker14/7/11 4:25 AM

    Sadly, if I were walking along I'd probably blow right past that tree, thinking a million thoughts, not catching any of the bird business. Thanks for having the mindfulness and patience to capture it for us flighty types!

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  12. Dawn14/7/11 8:54 AM

    Hahaha..Oh I like the last one:)
    I seriously cannot figure out how they have so much energy to continually get groceries!!

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  13. Thomma Lyn14/7/11 11:32 AM

    Awwww, how marvelous! I love how you capture such touching moments with your camera. :)

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  14. Leah J. Utas14/7/11 5:26 PM

    My pleasure, Crabby.

    Thanks, Dawn. I guess it's that or put up with all the squawking.

    Thomma Lyn, thank you.

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