They look good. I'll have to wait a while to watch them here. I see blogger has been kind to you. I posted an hour ago and still no sign of it.
Adrian: There's no rhyme or reason to the time it takes for posts to appear.
So nice to see the greedy youngsters.
Frank: They were lucky the weather changed for the better at just the right time.
Aaaaw, so gorgeous John! Looks a bit like our Olive Thrush here in South Africa.
Maree: I was luck they came so close to get some decent photos.
Cheeky beggars, they are virtually the same size as her!
Simon: At least they were foraging for themselves the next day.
Those adults are going to be busy.Lovely shots John.
Keith: Thank you. It was nice to be able to catch them at the right time.
Wow! They are big already John.
Roy: They were early starters. Others will still gathering nesting material while these were being fed in the nest.
as big as she is and twice as hungry. :)
TWG: Always amazing how wide they can open their beaks.
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
They look good. I'll have to wait a while to watch them here. I see blogger has been kind to you. I posted an hour ago and still no sign of it.
ReplyDeleteAdrian: There's no rhyme or reason to the time it takes for posts to appear.
DeleteSo nice to see the greedy youngsters.
ReplyDeleteFrank: They were lucky the weather changed for the better at just the right time.
DeleteAaaaw, so gorgeous John! Looks a bit like our Olive Thrush here in South Africa.
ReplyDeleteMaree: I was luck they came so close to get some decent photos.
DeleteCheeky beggars, they are virtually the same size as her!
ReplyDeleteSimon: At least they were foraging for themselves the next day.
DeleteThose adults are going to be busy.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots John.
Keith: Thank you. It was nice to be able to catch them at the right time.
DeleteWow! They are big already John.
ReplyDeleteRoy: They were early starters. Others will still gathering nesting material while these were being fed in the nest.
Deleteas big as she is and twice as hungry. :)
ReplyDeleteTWG: Always amazing how wide they can open their beaks.
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