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Form day to day.
June 2007
The life on the balcony continues, the world of its inhabitants is found here.
12 June
“Our”
blue
juvenile.
26
days. The
cap well is seen but he (or her) is always in “black and
white”. It completely
lost the yellow of the beak.
The green finch became balcony
regular. He also has superb claws and one distinguishes the fork from
his tail.
21 June
A
new brood
of small great tits fledged. A mother great tit comes accompanied by
three new
chicks. The chicks are the very young and claim unceasingly. Then, they
are not
those fledged in May which are already independent. I do not know where
the
nesting took place. Is this the same great tit?
May 2007: Great-tits
babies in the balcony.
At the beginning of May
(on May 7), four small titmouses born in the interior garden of the
building,
leaved the nest. One of the youngsters had taken refuge on the balcony
and
his/her mother came to nourish him
Ten days
later, mom great tit returns to the balcony accompanied by her four
youngsters.
Curious the
small one! It is posed on the nesting box inside which the
“blue” chicks await
for their parents.
16 May
Like the small blue
ones, the young great tits are draped in black and white, the breast is
slightly
yellow and the wings tips are bluish.
At the end
of May, the youngsters are autonomous and come alone. In June, the
adults and
the young, whose youthful look is still recognizable, still visit us
now and
then.
28 June
Our sparrow
friends also have new chicks. Those there are quite young still and
remain long
moments to sleep trustfully. Their beak is still quite yellow.
Waiting for mom.
Ah!
Here, please, you see me, say?
Boff...
Let's return to sleep
until the next delivery.
29 June
Probably
Ulysses. It is not visible on the photograph but he is recognizable to
a large
white cape on the back. His blue cap shrank and the head is
whiter.
This time
the new great tit babies agreed to pose for the photo. A chick and
his/her
mother.
