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9. It's sweet when something so small trust you.

Fri Feb 7, 2014, 01:30 PM

Feb 2014

Last edited Fri Feb 7, 2014, 06:02 PM - Edit history (1)

I've been a bird tree several times over the years.

I did an edit to include the above video as the one below can only be viewed at youtube.

However, it is worth watching.

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So many tiny feathers .... [View all] In_The_Wind Feb 2014 OP

TWEETLERS! BlancheSplanchnik Feb 2014 #1

I wish she would continue to let me pick her up. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #4

awwwwwww!!! Wait Wut Feb 2014 #2

They are adding two new babies a month to the flock. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #5

I just had the visual... Wait Wut Feb 2014 #6

It's sweet when something so small trust you. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #9

I agree. Wait Wut Feb 2014 #10

SQUEEE! antiquie Feb 2014 #3

Remember these ... In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #7

Proud momma with her beautiful babies. antiquie Feb 2014 #8

Precious In_The_Wind Crewleader Feb 2014 #11

Love the message! In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #12

Awwww, so cute. sked14 Feb 2014 #13

I watch them for hours no matter where I happen to be. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #15

That is awesome. sked14 Feb 2014 #16

This only doves around here are the Mourning Doves. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #18

Ring Neck Dove. sked14 Feb 2014 #21

Ohhh! Baby tweeters! a la izquierda Feb 2014 #14

CGCC gives a class in Museum Bird Study every spring. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #17

"Pound out the breast then marinate in wine..." A HERETIC I AM Feb 2014 #19

Doves at the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Culver City (L.A.) marzipanni Feb 2014 #20

Aww.....they are so sweet! femmocrat Feb 2014 #22

Now, if I could just figure out how to avoid the over population problem. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #23

Separate cages? femmocrat Feb 2014 #24

They will have a larger cage sometime this year. In_The_Wind Feb 2014 #25