Wren: I want to sit there all day watching and am worried about when they first fly. It's a long drop from where this is hanging on the basketball goal rim. I worry about neighbor cats, too. I hope they are "instant fliers".
Kingsdowner: This gourd has worked great and I intend to make more next year! I'm already picking out places to put them. Would love to rig a web cam in one.
How exciting Mary! They're adorable. I have a new birdhouse up this Spring in hopes a Chickadee or Wren will make it their home, but so far it's empty. Keep us posted. B.
I'm so afraid that I scared them away, although they looked ready to climb out of that hole. Today I have not seen or heard a peep...I think they flew the coop...at least that is what I am telling myself, rather then think worse thoughts. I'm praying they are OK. I'm still seeing a chickadee come and get food and take it to the trees instead of the gourd. I'm worried but afraid to look in the gourd.
I've been lifted up on Your wings of love, Raised from the grave of sin and despair, I can soar to the top of Your holy mountain Your wings of grace will carry me there. I will humble myself in Your sight, And bow low to the King of Kings! And wait in joy and hope and peace..... As I'm lifted on grace filled wings. (by Mary Freeman)
Christian, wife, mother, quilter, reader, writer, photographer. My blog title originated when all my blogs were one. Faith, Fabric and Photos is my main blog.
22 comments:
Oh, Mary - so glad you didn't wait to post these. What charmers!
Wonderful sight.
And in a gourd!
Wren: I want to sit there all day watching and am worried about when they first fly. It's a long drop from where this is hanging on the basketball goal rim. I worry about neighbor cats, too. I hope they are "instant fliers".
Kingsdowner: This gourd has worked great and I intend to make more next year! I'm already picking out places to put them. Would love to rig a web cam in one.
How exciting! Are they making the hole bigger? It looks bigger than it did.
Love the photos & videos, Mary!
Awwww, I just want to kiss these cute little baby chickadee faces!
How sweet!!
Mary: Nicely done with the big gourd bird home.
Fantastic!!!!
That is so precious.
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings,Ruth
I'm so glad you posted these! They are darling!!
Two cutie posts in a row! Fabulous!
I'm glad your patiences has paid dividends for you Mary! Enjoy.
Annie: Mike things the hole is the same as he made it...about 3/4". I think it looks larger, too, but can't really tell.
Thank you, everyone! I sure love baby birds! What a great Mother's Day present already!
Love all your babies!
How exciting Mary! They're adorable.
I have a new birdhouse up this Spring in hopes a Chickadee or Wren will make it their home, but so far it's empty.
Keep us posted.
B.
Oh my gosh!!! The two babies in the first photo are the cutest little things I've ever seen.....more, more!!
How WONDERFUL Mary!! These are fantastic pics. Love them.
Aren't they just too adorable! Great photos!
I'm so afraid that I scared them away, although they looked ready to climb out of that hole. Today I have not seen or heard a peep...I think they flew the coop...at least that is what I am telling myself, rather then think worse thoughts. I'm praying they are OK. I'm still seeing a chickadee come and get food and take it to the trees instead of the gourd. I'm worried but afraid to look in the gourd.
They are so cute...they will be flying soon, if they have not already.
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Leedra: I'm praying that they are flying.
Oh...so cute!
That is soooo cool and sooo cute!
:-)
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