Exploring the Past to Improve the Future
By Eilene Lyon
I just had to share this photo of “my” baby magpies. There are five all together that are in the process of fledging since yesterday. They hop out of the nest and preen, flap their wings, jump to the surrounding branches, or walk on top of the nest. A few have managed short flights. The parents chatter encouragement. Aren’t they adorable?!!
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I love magpies! “Yours” are gorgeous! 🙂
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Such clever birds!
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Super cute!
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I love the Magpie, I’m surprised at how few people do! “Your” Magpie are adorable!
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There are people who don’t like magpies??!!
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Yes, it seems to be a Saskatchewan thing????
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Mini mags
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Your photo of your friends is delightful. So sweet.
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Thanks! They’re still working on this whole fledging thing. Mostly just hanging around near the nest.
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