on blending in and staying still.
This is a baby Curved Bill Thrasher that is growing up in our backyard. I spotted him coming out from behind one of the cactus yesterday morning. It appears he’s wearing camouflage. He must have passed through some spider webs on his trip around the yard. I wanted to reach down and clean him up, but that would have been a no-no.
Nicole was the first to spot him and took this photo of him the night before.
Don’t you love his mohawk, Brian? Made me smile.
An update on the Killdeer, when I came home from up north the momma bird was gone, the eggs were gone and I’m not sure what happened. If they had hatched, I would think I would have found some pieces of shell, but they may have blown away. I haven’t seen the momma and young ones yet, but I’m still hoping.
11 comments:
This first picture is just tooooo cute. Lucky you to find such a shot; lucky us to be on the receiving end!
The little bird is so cute! Both pictures are adorable, bird with camouflage and mohawk. :)
haha he has my haircut...maybe i need to get me some of the camoflague...smiles...
Someone needs to pay a visit to the barber. Great shot!
That Curved Bill Thrasher should be in cinema. Well, he IS on film, right? A 'smile-giving' post.
haha...name that bird after Brian! That's perfect!
Love the little one with his cobweb hat! What great photos! I just love to see the baby birds grow up. :)
Nice captures...
Regards from France,
Pierre
The baby bird is adorable, wonderful and sweet message in this post!
Léia
What a little cutie! That first shot made me laugh.
Now that's a stylish bird!
A hairdo of his own! A bird with humor!
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