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| Red-shafted flicker assesses the situation before venturing out. |
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| Back, and he brought food. |
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| Feeding the hungry beaks. |
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| That's it? |
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| Daddy? |
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14 comments:
Such a neat series of photos. Birds are the most fascinating things. I love that last photo.
Thanks so much, Laurita. We were so very blessed to find this flicker nest.
Excellent photo story, cousin! The last one definitely made me smile.
Thank you, Cousin.
A parent's work is never done!
Certainly in this stump, Betty.
How wonderful that you were able to capture that. Well done.
Thank you, Reb. I'm quite tickled.
An old story that is ever new. Thanks.
Glad to do it, Messymimi.
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!
Hahaha..Oh I like the last one:)
I seriously cannot figure out how they have so much energy to continually get groceries!!
Awwww, how marvelous! I love how you capture such touching moments with your camera. :)
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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