This past week I wandered by a Wax Myrtle tree that housed a family of Downy Woodpeckers back in the spring of 2010. As I showed the abandoned nest to some of the Nature Photography campers, I wondered where the little chicks are now. Of course there is no way to know for certain with those chicks, but I do hold out hope we may get others to revisit this coming spring. In the meantime, here are some shots of the cute little chicks before they fledged.
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How adorable!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots :)
ReplyDeleteHow cute! He looks like he is smiling in the picture.
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Wonderful find and beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteEach of these are wonderfully captured shots!
ReplyDeleteWe have a Downy Woodpecker in a tree 2 houses down. They like to visit our suet. These sure are cute little fellas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images... many thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are great pictures! I'm always excited when I see baby birds at our feeders (they might be the size of an adult, but their clueless behavior always says "baby") -- but I haven't been lucky enough to see where any of them nest. Nice to see your photos.
ReplyDeleteCute, very, very cute! :)
ReplyDeletelovely shot
ReplyDeleteholy crap these are adorable! Love the third one, he's too fuzzy and cute I can hardly stand it! I'll be around a little more these days, gotta catch up on your stuff! Thanks for the welcome back :)
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