So yesterday one brave chick fledged and this morning his siblings have followed…
‘Hanging out with mum and dad
Fledglings will stay with (and be fed by) their parents for a few weeks after they fledge. This is a dangerous time for young birds – they need to learn how to find food and avoid predators quickly if they are going to survive. They may well take advantage of peanuts and sunflower seeds provided in gardens to build up their strength.’ https://www.bto.org/our-science/projects/nbc/blue-tit-blog
Farewell sweet chicks!
So yesterday one brave chick fledged and this morning his siblings have followed…
‘Hanging out with mum and dad
Fledglings will stay with (and be fed by) their parents for a few weeks after they fledge. This is a dangerous time for young birds – they need to learn how to find food and avoid predators quickly if they are going to survive. They may well take advantage of peanuts and sunflower seeds provided in gardens to build up their strength.’ https://www.bto.org/our-science/projects/nbc/blue-tit-blog
Taking a peek…
Spreading their wings… video!
Spreading their wings…
Have really enjoyed watching the chicks today. They have super little personalities!
A few of them have been poking their little heads out of the nest, taking a peek at the big wide world. They are gaining so much confidence.
They are exercise their wing muscles more and more too! Keep watching as it won’t be long before they take their first flight…