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Published: 2010-07-02 23:48:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 534; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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Captured this pic of a parent Swallow feeding it's youngster this morning. They would fly up to it and feed it while hovering just in front of the young one.Related content
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It's true though- the only animal I would like to be.
Beauty, speed, companionship, and their diets aren't too gross.
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Hi Momotte,
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Incredible!! The dynamic poses in here are very well captured, very very nice.
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Thank you very much Kristina!
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That is just so sweet ^^ Perfect capture!
Birds are fun to watch.
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Hi Huda, yeah they are fun to watch, thank you very much!
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Hi Pat, nope they will hover for a few seconds , feed them and then fly off.
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Beautiful shot!
I have a question too. How many times a year does a Robin hatch eggs? The one who built a nest by our baywindow has hatched two sets of eggs now. She hatched the first set back in May, now there are more little ones up there.
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Hi Tony,Thank you!
They on average will have 2 nestings, but in the warmer climate zones they can have 3.
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Good I was begining to believe we were hosting some kind of a bordello outside our bay window
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wow George this is great. Everything is sharp great timing
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Hi Kylie,Thank you! I got a couple more like this and I got one were the youngster got so excited that it fell off the wire, and tumbled down a few feet before regaining composure and started flying back up to the wire.
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