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Yesterday's shots were taken on MAy 24th. This shot was taken on Sunday. It looks like all the hard work of rearing has paid off. I noticed two fledglings. However, true to form, the adults are still bringing food to the young. They are just not doing it as often now. It is time for them to start foraging on their own now.
Grouser, do you know how hard it is to find a ready made poplar frame like this. I looked almost all day yesterday. Thought I'd try something different.
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@Loner: Thank you Sonja.
@Lydie et Roland: Thank you. It seems to work for this shot.
@mats: Thanks Mats. Just thought I'd try something different.
@jamesy: Thanks Debbie.
@Marie LC: Thank you Marie. It appears to work with this shot.
@mohkum: Thank you Mohkum. It looks like another generation will continue.
@Baby Sis: Just like all teenagers. They can find the frig, but not the food. They eventually learn though.
@Elena Kotrotsou: Thank you Elena
@Suzanne Labbé: Thank you Suzanne.
@zOOm: Thank you Florence.
@Sarah: Thank you Sarah. They are soft and fluffly, but cannot fly very well yet. Just like a teenager, a little awkward.
@Hidalgo: Thanks Hidalgo.
@grouser: It is poplar Grouser. They do look similar. Thoiught you might like this one. Thank you and take care.
@lydia: Thank you Lydia.
@Sarito: Thank you very much.
@Aragem: Thank you, please visit again.
@Eric Cousineau: Thank you Eric. I though it would work well on this shot.
@Veronique: Thank you Veronique. They did an excellent job of rearing this guy. The world is waiting for it.
@bluechameleon: Thank you. Not bad for being taken at almost dusk.
@Tracy: Thank you Tracy.
@Veronelle: Thank you Veronelle
@kisskool: Thank you
@Sandrine: Thank you Sandrine.
@vu@granby - Wolfgang: Thank you Wolfgang. And thank you for the advice.
@B. Thomas: Thanks Barbara
@Onlymehdi: Thank you.
@Lorraine: Thank you Lorraine.
@Kathe: Thanks Kathe.
@Elora: Thanks Elora. I took several shots of trees, bark and rocks to experiment with.
@Shar: Thank you very much Shar.
@Alun: Thanks Alun.
@Vinman: Thanks Steve, on both counts.
@eva: Thank you Eva.
@john4jack: Thanks Jack. I just thought I'd try afew different things.
@dkc: Thanks Dimitris.
@Susan: Thanks Susan. Its taken from a shot of a poplar tree. Copied four times and trimmed.
@LauraS: Thanks Laura.
@Denise: Thank you Denise.
@Brett: Thanks Brett. I appreciate your compliment.
@Susan: Thanks Susan. Have a good weekend.
@Linda: Thank you Linda. It is just one of many I have created.
