A close view of the cute little fellas. Can you believe how adorable they are?
A wider shot. These babies will not be able to leave the nest until they can climb the 14 feet to the entrance of the hollow cavity.
Peek-a-boo, We see two…
Sneaking Bliss
Sneaking Bliss with Mary A Livingston
Sneaking Bliss 
they are precious, and what a great gift of new life you’re receiving1 z
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I’ll bet you were sure excited to see those babies!! I’m pretty excited myself! Amazing how those big spooky birds have little ghost babies!
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lol…Rhythm, you crack me up!
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Look like huge cotton wool balls 🙂
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How wonderful! New life – the circle of life goes on 🙂
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🙂
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You’re just downright amazing with that camera of yours. What a gift you have to be able to capture great photos of the going-ons of this “ugly bird” family for the last month. Thanks for sharing this experience with all of us! Perhaps we’ll be seeing a sequel soon since these ugly birds were allowed to stay…;))))
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I am really looking forward to when the young’ns climb up and out for us to see on the video camera. Might set up a live stream while they get ready to fly.
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That would be fun to watch.. kinda like watching puppies climbing out of their whelping box for the first and last time!
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An absolutely fantastic shot! Reminds me of my old playpen. It, too, had 14-foot sides. I finally got out when I was 26… : (
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These guys will start out in the next couple of weeks. By mid month I think. I shot a great video of them yesterday.
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