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Sorry about the rather poor angle of the picture, but it was the best I could do without actually picking the little bird up and moving it. (I've often heard that it's a bad idea to touch baby birds--the mother may abandon them, etc. I don't know if these stories are true or not, but I didn't feel like risking it just for the sake of a cute picture.)
UPDATE: I took a peek just a few minutes ago and managed to get this somewhat better shot of baby and mom together:
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... I didn't feel like risking it just for the sake of a cute picture.
ReplyDeleteYou missed the chance to say: I didn't feel like risking it for a cheep thrill.
What? No laughs? Not even a peep?
Since getting married I've had to forgo the thrill of picking up chicks...
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You win that one!
ReplyDeleteNice update, too. You should make a new post -- I wouldn't have seen the second photo had I not left a comment. (Checking for a reply is what drew me back for a second visit.)
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