Looks like we are fast approaching the end of our bird watch.
Red tailed hawks' nest at the Franklin Institute. Only one chick still in the nest. The others have flown.
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7 comments:
That little baby hawk is so cute. Have a great weekend, Bobbie.
Isnt that just like a kids to move out when no one is looking!
Yes, they have grown quickly. There is a live web cam of an eagles nest in Canada it's pretty amazing. I'll see if I can locate the link for you.
Ralph
It is so uplifting to watch baby animals grow. Thanks for sharing the fun.
Doesn't take long, does it! Lovely shots, Bobbie!
Have a great weekend!
I havne't been following this one regularly, but I'm glad to hear they did so well, Hope this last one has a successful launch too. I'm waiting for the Hornby baby to get his first pinfeathers!
I've enjoyed this series and hope all these little birdies thrive!
Hugs and blessings,
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