Birth is mystical
life is magical
this is nature’s show right outside my window
Watched his parents build the mud nest
lay the eggs
the two hatched and chirped for food
this one fell into my lap when he first tried to fly
now he lives in the tree and feasts off what he finds in the yard
aroused 
Beautiful pictures and yes I so agree with you …birth is mystical … life is magical😊
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Hahaha! I have been gifted 3 mysteries in life: children! 😃😃
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What kind of bird is that? It’s beautiful.
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we call it a peewee but it is actually called a magpie lark … more of a lark but with colouring similar to a magpie 🙂
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Beautiful Nature ❤️😊
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Over this side they’re called mud-larks, lovely things, gracefull. Nice post Kate.
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This is so beautiful kate and emotional too..maybe its just me..i am a mom of four and witnessing my daugthers transforming from being girls to ladies is infact one great miracle for me..i have now a daughter who is an engineer and it amazes me to think how i raised them all so well: grounded….
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What a blessing you all are to each other and the world … so one has now graduated 🙂 how delightful!
Yes these birds are an easy illustration of what parents struggle with for the whole of their life 🙂
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Aww..this is too cute..I once had a nest of sparrows on my balcony.Its such a magical thing s to see birds nurture their young ones.You are a kind soul, Kate.
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Oh I just love everyone and anyone, especially the naughty ones 🙂
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Beautiful story with equally beautiful shots. Life is beautiful.
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What a lucky bird, to have fallen into your security! The pictures are charming. I guess you knew from the beginning that you were going to have a special relationship. Did the second little one make it?
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Yes he did but far more timid than big brother, he strays further afield, where as the first one stays close 🙂
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Isn’t it wonderful when we get to quietly observe such amazing things?!
We get quail and dove in our yard. We have watched them raise their babies and we were even fortunate to get to watch the day a set of quail parents helped their babies to fly up to the top of the wall and then off to the other side! Mama Q sat on the ground and encouraged them to fly up to the top of the wall one by one, and Daddy Q sat on the top of the wall and encouraged them to fly down off the wall. When all of the babies were , Daddy flew down on the ground to join them and Mama flew over the wall to join her family. 🙂
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Wonderful post … and beautiful pictures!
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Magic indeed!
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Oh. I so loved it
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I think my Chickadees have long since hatched… I hadn’t seen them for awhile. But then just the other day I did see some at the feeder. I wonder if some were the babies?
Love the view from my window. Though I haven’t had any birdies fall into my lap – what kind of bird is it?
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it’s a mud lark … it literally fell out of it’s nest and into my lap …not sure who was more surprised!
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I think I have Meadow Larks here… occasionally. 🙂
I think I have an abandoned robin’s nest in my Azalea bush. The robins seem to prefer worms – while they are in the yard, not at the feeder so much.
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