Momma bird


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Such a cool experience

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In my backyard, I have a few very large trees. Each year, the trees get filled with birds. Spring time is cool cause that is when all the baby birds hatch in their nests.


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I had been watching this particular nest for a few weeks. There were originally four eggs in the nest, but then within the last week or so, three of those eggs hatched. Ever since they hatched, I have been watching the momma bird go out looking for food and bring it back to her babies.


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When I saw that she was going back and forth between the nest and the yard looking for worms, I grabbed my camera, threw on the 75-200mm lens and then stood up on my fire pit and waited for her to come back.


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Once she landed, I had about a half a second to get a bunch of shots of her feeding. Once she got close, the babies all stretched their necks out hoping for a snack. She dropped the worm in one of the babies mouth and then she was off to look for more food.


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It all happened so fast, but it was so cool to see. It's been cool getting more in tuned with nature. I've had a bird feeder in my yard for a couple years now and since I put that up, so many new birds have come to our neighborhood. As I get older, I am really beginning to appreciate nature more and the peacefulness that comes along with watching birds. They are fascinating creatures and I love listening to their songs and watching them fly.



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you are so lucky to be able to enjoy this amazing moment first hand. the babies looked so happy when their mother returned.

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Oh my goodness... Like from NatGeo!... I love this kind of nature photo documentary!... Great job, thanks for sharing!

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Shooting for National Geographic is a dream of mine. It would be so fun to travel around taking pictures of animals.

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This was indeed a great photo shoot, and yeah, I also have a passion for nature and the wildlife.

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Thank you. Its nice seeing your nature and wildlife posts. I am hoping to be a lot more active here on hive, so hopefully I get to see more of your photos.

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Thank you too, and I am glad that you like my photos. All strength to you on hive.
I saw on your blog that a new blessing was added to your family. Congrats!
Hive on.

!PIZZA !LOL !LUV

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Good afternoon, what nice pictures you must have been a long time capturing those nice moments and you must have a good camera, thanks for sharing.

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Thanks. I've got a pretty good camera and equipment to be able to get the shots I do. It's been fun learning how to use it all over the years.

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Great shots, man. Thanks to you, I can see a wide variety of photo content on Hive. I've seen a baby bird being fed by its mother live, but this is the first time I've seen it photographed.

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Thanks. Im glad that you are enjoying the variety of photos I share. It's a lot of fun being able to photograph so many different things.

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You were very patiently monitored by this bird's nest, and this shows the root of your artist.

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Sweet! It's a shame when they fall from their nests. I've seen several and have never been able to save them.

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Ya, it sucks when they fall out of the nest. Luckily we dont have any dogs anymore that would eat them.

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