Also good news at Shining Flycatcher nest. Female and male in evidence yesterday and today. Can't risk splashing out to nest (two metres above knee-deep water) to check for eggs for fear of scaring birds away. So, more wait and see.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Wren gets ready for the day
Also good news at Shining Flycatcher nest. Female and male in evidence yesterday and today. Can't risk splashing out to nest (two metres above knee-deep water) to check for eggs for fear of scaring birds away. So, more wait and see.
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ReplyDeleteGood news all around about the youngsters!
Even a long-distance photo of the young Jacana is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteSecond shot looks like she's telling you where to go :-) Good to here Jacana chicks survived!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of Ms Wren tidying herself and what a delight to find 4 young Jacanas - amazing after all that rain!
ReplyDeleteThanks all!
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