Hello John, I have just enjoyed 'Friday at the Flicks' and the video on this post. What excellent news! It is lovely to be able to follow the progress. I do hope all goes well.
I've never really thought about the timeline of when eggs are laid, so its really interesting to find out, and great to see that there are four...to date!
Thank you for visiting. Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Any comment, or correction to any information or identification I get wrong, is most welcome. John
Hello John, I have just enjoyed 'Friday at the Flicks' and the video on this post. What excellent news! It is lovely to be able to follow the progress. I do hope all goes well.
ReplyDeleteyour perseverance is paying dividends.......let's just hope she manages to incubate them.
ReplyDeleteThings are coming along nicely thanks to your perseverance. Lets hope they continue to do so.
ReplyDeleteI'm slowly catching up John, and what great news here.
ReplyDeleteSo good to see the private and often unseen lives of our native birds.
Great news John.
ReplyDeleteI've never really thought about the timeline of when eggs are laid, so its really interesting to find out, and great to see that there are four...to date!
ReplyDeleteSo far, so good, Jan.
ReplyDeleteAll's well to date Adrian.
ReplyDeleteI find the observations fascinating Keith.
ReplyDeleteIt is Paul.
ReplyDeleteNumber still growing Glo.
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