Today the juvenile starlings were at it again: following parents around everywhere looking for the food handout. Today the youngsters figured out that they didn’t have to stay on the ground. Looking at the short video, you can see the gray colored youngsters in the tree, waiting for the parents to grab a piece of the suet and then feed them.
The din produced by the constant loud squawking of the youngsters was there all morning.
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I saw my first baby quails today. They are so adorable! I’m hoping to get a better video than the one I got this morning. They ran away too quickly. Thanks for sharing your bird watching!
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That is cool! Glad you got to see them. One thing about quail: they run fast!
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I have love birds nesting in the arbor! I adore this time of year! C
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It is a most fun season. You are very fortunate to have a nest close enough for you to observe!👍😀
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Yep 🐦They start their chorus in my yard at 4 am 😉
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Sounds like our backyard as well and when they start the AC nor white noise nor anything can override their early morning song fest
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When I don’t hear them I get up and √ the weather radar for an eminent storm ❗️
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Good idea and effective I’m sure.
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Lots of competition!
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Yes it’s every man for himself!
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A bird sanctuary!
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Thanks, it seems like it!
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You’re lucky they didn’t devour you.
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So far no Hitchcock moments!
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I’d keep a close eye on those starlings.
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👍😉
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Ahh.they are adorable.
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Thanks, they are fun to watch.
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Great video. I really must learn to use mine 🙂
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We’re gearing up for more videos. Lots to learn!
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We have birds nesting on the wreath on our front door! They’re only a few days away from leaving the nest now, but we were not certain they were going to make it…my youngest slams that door like her life depends on it regularly. They just need to make it a little while longer! 😬
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I hope they make it! Thanks for sharing.
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Every year the Magpie babies, whose squawk can be heard over very long distances, follow their poor parents around just as seen in your video with the starlings. They sure know how to get food.. haha
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Youngsters everywhere seem to know how to do it! Magpies are such cool and obnoxious birds! You gotta love them. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for visit and like ! 🙂
Alioșa ! 🙂
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Our pleasure!
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Starlings seem to have a very wide vocabulary of calls… I was watching one in the Hawthorn near the house a few weeks ago and was utterly amazed at the variety of sounds / songs in its repertoire… just incredible !
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We have also noticed that with the Starlings. More variety than the Mockingbird, it seems.
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I love starlings
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About once a year, we get a large flock of these converging and feeding on our yard. After several hurs, they fly off and we don’t see them again.
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You are lucky they move on so quickly…
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