
Here are the other ones I took. These were all using my zoom, and then I cropped them, so it looks even closer. The blue jay was feeding his/her babies---stuffing stuff right in their mouths! Look how big they are and still depending on parents. But their baby feathers are still there, and like I said, they didn't know to run away---and they couldn't really fly much.





I had to go look up some info about the Jays---their sexes look alike, and their eggs are very similar to the ones I found and posted about in April photo 13.
Happy Birthday, Mom!!
3 comments:
Thanks Jenny!!!
Great nature shots, Jenny - and in your own backyard!
These photos are great!!! I love watching the birds.
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