Cedar Wax Wing New Born
Jul 27, 2020 09:40:45 #
I was at work last week, when I came across a nest, that I thought was vacant. I wanted to see what the material was that they added to their nest and when I got close, the young went into the feeding position. When they didn't get any food they went back to napping. I hope you enjoy. Gary
Jul 27, 2020 09:41:19 #
gwr wrote:
I was at work last week, when I came across a nest, that I thought was vacant. I wanted to see what the material was that they added to their nest and when I got close, the young went into the feeding position. When they didn't get any food they went back to napping. I hope you enjoy. Gary
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Architect1776 wrote:
WOW
Thanks for checking in. I thought it was pretty cool too. I think they are the youngest chicks I have ever seen. Gary
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vonzip wrote:
Great catch and images. With them being so young how did you know the species?
Thank you very much VZ. When I first saw the nest I thought it was abandoned. I was just curious about the material they used. When I saw the chicks I said I'm going to grab the camera. When I returned an adult was near the nest. The chicks must feel the vibrations of the adults landing and reach for food. Gary
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