with two baby birds and an egg waiting to hatch.
As of this morning the egg was gone and there may be three hungry mouths to feed.
P.S. - From last week's post many of you didn't recognize my thief - he is a groundhog. They dig huge holes to burrow in. Generally they are spotted on the ground but do occasionally climb trees.
God Bless Debbie
Oooh what a find! Cardinal's, what a joy it will be watching them grow.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful rest of your day ♡
That's going to be so interesting to see the change of color...thank you for sharing .. It will be like a National Geographic special...!!! Take lots of photos....❤️
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteIt will be fun to watch them grow.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful discovery-so fun for you to watch them grow!
ReplyDeleteIt was a pleasure for me to see an actual cardinal nest and how it beautifully it is constructed... plus the spotted egg! Be still my heart! Isn't nature wonderful? HIS miracles of perfection abound.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to more...
Great discovery!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the groundhog id. Lol
It will be so much fun for you to see the baby birds grow.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is so sweet, You will love watching the baby birds grow.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Awesome find!!! How fun to watch them grow!
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! I imagine you were very excited as I would be to find a cardinal's nest! I look forward to the progress photos.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a treat to have found those sweet babies!
ReplyDeleteI think we all look forward to watching them grow. Thanks, Debbie!!
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ReplyDeleteHi Debbie, my that is precious to have cardinal chicks. Looking forward to seeing them grow. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a total miracle, Debbie!! You were blessed to have found it...And deserving to have found it because of your appreciation and sensitivity...Happy summer to you...
ReplyDeleteA wonderful surprise and such a pleasure to follow the devolving of these cuties. I had the same kind of surprise a few months ago discovering a nest in one of my pots on the terrasse with 4 blue eggs ( blackbirds) :-))
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful discovery and to get to see them in such an early stage so exciting to watch them grow and I'm glad you were able to share it with us :) Hope you have a lovely weekend, Hugs :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice gift from nature to see that early stage of bird's life. Curious to know what comes next to the young birds.
ReplyDeleteOh, Debbie, your photos make me smile and feel the beauty of creatures. I feel awe. ((Hugs)), Sadami
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I just had a young cardinal trapped in our screened lanai. I had left the door propped open overnight (we keep it open during the day for the dog). I was able to catch and release it before either the cat or the dog discovered it.
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