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The next day I checked on them and they had progressed considerably, moving from the nest to above but still unable to fly. However, I suspect we'll experience another 'empty nest' soon!
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Our chicks ... crested pigeons Ocyphaps lophotes
The chicks were discovered when Dave heard something fluttering over in the Lillipilli trees... lo and behold a pair of them. Obviously they'd been there for a while cause they were beginning to exercise their wings.
The next day I checked on them and they had progressed considerably, moving from the nest to above but still unable to fly. However, I suspect we'll experience another 'empty nest' soon!
The next day I checked on them and they had progressed considerably, moving from the nest to above but still unable to fly. However, I suspect we'll experience another 'empty nest' soon!
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