Food, Glorious Food Framed Print

Thanks so much Cindy!

Thanks Mona!

Thanks Carol!

Thanks Jasna!

Thanks so much. Judy! Appreciate the visit.

Thanks Terry!

Thanks so much, Debra! So glad you like it.

Thanks, Lisa!

Thank you, Arlane!

Thank you, Linda!

Thanks so much, Mesa!

Thank you Phyllis!

Spent a few hours with a long lens standing on a ladder to get these shots. Was such a fun experience to see both parents carefully watching over their young, and the frequent trips back and forth to feed them. Watched them the whole summer while their parents taught them to fly and search for food. Glad I could share some of that with you!

Thanks so much Brian. Appreciate the visit and comments!

Thanks Jeff. Appreciate the visit and taking time to comment!

Thanks Lori! I know it made me hungry LOL! Appreciate the visit and taking time to comment.

Thanks so much Morris for your detailed comment! Really appreciate your visit and taking the time to comment.

I can imagine Inge. We have hawks in the neighborhood, and while I love to see them, watching one swoop into the back yard trying to get dinner to go keeps me on the edge of my seat! This nest was in a fairly accessible place and the Robbins had it there 2-3 years. It got knocked down one year and that was about the same time the Hawks showed up, so the Robbins have found more secure locations for nesting. I am glad I had this opportunity to observe their family this one year. Thanks for the visit, and appreciate your comments.

Thanks Marnie. Who needs TV when you've got a camera and baby birds! Glad you liked it.

Thanks Ana. I had one where she brought them a bright green - probably a caterpillar that was my favorite feeding shot, but it wasn't quite sharp enough to pass muster. It was great fun to watch this little family begin and develop. Thanks for the visit and taking time to comment.

Thanks Aaron. It was worth standing on a six foot ladder with a heavy telephoto lens for a few hours to witness the comings and goings of mom and dad and watch the babies as they waited. There's three other shots in this series that document the feeding cycle. I had a great time watching all four fledge and then be taught how to get around and fend for themselves as they used our back yard for their training ground.