"I'm A Big Bird Now" by Krittermom
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OK. These guys are almost 8 weeks old now.
Yes, I do have a new lens. Yes, I am in love
with it! I just wish I had it 8 weeks ago. I guess there is always next year. I will go up one more time. I don't think that I will be able
to see any thing after that. I took alot today,
so I will post more later. Now I think it is
bed time as my alarm wi go off in 6 hours at 4am.
There are alot of babies to feed before I go to work.
Comments (10)
Richardphotos
it is very large now.thanks for posting this series.seldom does one get to see baby eagles up so close
auntietk
They're growing up so fast!! Amazing shot. Really good stuff! :)
durleybeachbum
Astonishing speed of change! A great shot.
GiMi53
Great portrait of one of your babies... thanks for sharing, thanks for your work ! :~)
jendellas
What a difference in 8 weeks!!
T.Rex
"Big bird"? Has it joined the Muppets? He's starting to look a wee little bit dangerous. Was he watching you? I bet so. And he's definitely curious. I can see from the foliage in the background that leaves will soon be blocking all views of the nest. This has been a very interesting series. I assume it's been a lot of fun watching the ongoings in the nest. The parents must have been aware of your presence, yet they have left you alone ( = not a threat). I wouldn't be surprised if, when they start flying, they'll try taking a closer look at you (or the spot where you've been photographing them). Keep up the good work! Looking foreward to more photos. :-)
thecytron
A very good photo capture!
clbsmiley
That's great!!!
angora
they have grown, wow!!! outstanding image!!! & congrats on the new lens, great! :-D to answer your Q... mandarin duckies (& peacocks) were 'shot' over the fence at a bird (& hedgehog) sanctuary http://www.demikke.nl/ (located in a huge park) when I went to look at the storks http://www.demikke.nl/nl/verslag-ooievaars.htm the storks, although ringed, are wild these people placed a wagonwheel on a pole on their terrain in 2010 in the hope some wild storks would settle in/on? ;-D nest was build by an -initially single- stork. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMy_cjwNkAY they also have 2 handicapped storks 'of their own' @ this shelter, bound to the ground. all mallards (and muscovy ducks, geese. etc.) are 'wild' (and very addicted to junkfood i.e. very unhealthy bread ;-D)
Faemike55
Great capture of this one! very beautiful