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It’s me again. The one that’s new here and new with bird watching/ loving! Here’s a video of one of the babies fledging. Flew back up to fly back into the planter for a meal with mama! (Excuse the spikes. I’ll remove them for their return!)
u/101210131014 — 2 days ago
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One of them fledged! (Learned to fly off of my planter, then off of my balcony, only to fly back in the planter and hasn’t moved again since lol it was a roller coaster of emotions for me. 😆
u/101210131014 — 2 days ago
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Shortly after, he was cooing. ☺️
Looking after his babies in my planter that’s ready to fledge soon!
u/101210131014 — 3 days ago
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New here! I had to share 🥰
I’m new to bird watching. Like 1 month kind of new. I started gaining interest in birds because these lovely doves chose our balcony hanging planter to nest their eggs in. I thought, wow.. how lucky are we that these birds thought “ok… this is our safe spot” even through our initial spikes lol. Anyway! I’ve then tried to google and read things to do for them but it seems like they’re pretty set on their own. Here’s a blurry photo of dad? and one of the babies 😍🥰 I think they’re ready to fledge in a day or two? Also.. question.. I’d love for them to come back again. What can I do after they’ve left to ensure (if possible) that they come back here?
u/101210131014 — 5 days ago