I was so excited to catch this adorable, juvenile
Female Red Winged Black Bird
peaking in the window with so much curiosity.
Many thanks to my good friends Theresa at The Run Around Ranch
and
for helping me identify this bird!
These two are juvenile American Robins,
that hang together in this tree,
and one young American Robin,
in the front yard, munching on the berries of the pretty Cherry Laurel.
June 8, 2013
Mom and Dad, you think?
ReplyDeletethe first one looks different - almost like a young blackbird or something. not sure. but the little robins are adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of your birds, Debbie. The first one does look like a female RedWing Blackbird.
ReplyDeleteOh now after reading the comments I am wondering what kind of bird the first one was. I will be back to see.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Debbie I love the youngin's their colours are very interseting. I do hope it is a Red Winged Blackbird I love them and have never seen a young one. B
picture #1 and picture #2 are of the same bird, taken seconds apart.
ReplyDeletei think i should publish a bird book of babies only, to help us bird lovers i.d. these cuties!!
and that = i have no idea what the first bird is!!
Yes you have to publish a book. I'll be the first to buy it! I'll drive you around to look for babies to photograph :)
ReplyDeleteCzasami sie robi piękne zdjęcia ptakom, a później jest problem z rozpoznaniem ich. Dobra jest więc pomoc przyjaciół. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's done beautiful pictures of birds, then there is a problem with their diagnosis. Good help is so friends. Yours.
HI Debbie...Sweet-tweet's !!
ReplyDeleteLove you baby pictures!!; )
Grace
Fabulous shots of the youngsters! We've had some baby robins around here lately. They're funny looking when they're little!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy bird-watching with you. Bonnie
ReplyDeleteoh, that last one is one of my favorite's ever. Something about the blending in...hanging out. Just love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a dashing young bird.
ReplyDeleteSuch cuties. We have young robins and RWBB. I am pretty sure that top pic is a RWBB too.
ReplyDeleteOur baby robins are still being fed in the nest way up in the tree!! I will have to try to photograph them when they get pushed out.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! And yes...a baby bird book would be an awesome idea!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable, Debbie!
ReplyDeleteI always love your bird photographs.
Happy day to you!
Very pretty and excellent shots.
ReplyDeleteNice shots- that first one is so cute!
ReplyDeleteYour photos of the baby Robin are incredible Debbie. Such a darling little bird.
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
Denise
An English Girl Rambles
We have 3 new baby robins that hatched on Monday. My 3yr old gs has been keeping an eye on them for days from a far. He was so excited to see the tiny birds with they mouths going.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos
They are so cute great shots of the little ones.
ReplyDeletehi sharon....i have been unable to contact you or to find your blog to leave a comment on!! do you have a blog??
ReplyDeletemany thanks for stopping by, and for the sweet comments you leave for me!!