Birds in pairs

Will in Tejas wrote in post #18351749
Not sure what this is about.

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Well that would be a poppa finch feeding his baby Finch... cool shot Bill I like that you processed leaving the sky light blue... super

Thanks Jeff. I thought it was a female.

Will in Tejas, songbirds around here do the same thing. "Adolescent" offspring, out of the nest and as big as the parents, go through a begging stage where they flutter and vocalize until Ma or Pa gives them a little something. The parents seem to hold back to encourage the young to forage independently. They'll feed the kid once in a while but mostly ignore its begging. Gradually, the youngster learns to find food on its own.

Twins?

Birds of a feather preen together.....something like that.

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The local old married couple.

sometimes they leave the nest, but not the home....

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MedicineMan4040 wrote in post #18371859

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They are so cute. Great capture Robert.

Sibil wrote in post #18376955

I always like the Raven/crow black and white, I'm still trying to get it right.

Synchronized take-off

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I can't catch them in flight