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June 23, 2011 | 
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I looked to see how the birds nesting in the bird houses at our place were doing…and there were new babes. These are freshly hatched tree swallows – a few hours old, at most. You can see at least three that have hatched. The mother started with six eggs and is, no doubt, sitting on the still-to-be-hatched stragglers. In a few hours the hatch should be complete. Then the real work begins.
I also took pictures of the blue birds that are about a week old. Watch for photos of them soon.
(Click the photo to view a larger version.)
Posted in Birds, Pops Photos | 
Tags: Bill Pevlor, Birds, Hatch, Hatchlings, Pops Digital, Sony SLT-A55, Tree Swallows
That is a great picture of a tree swallow!
my baby birds are in a small hole, i can’t see them, but i can sure hear them. these are some great photos!