A Tree Sparrows First Day Out!

[shenk1]

First get your breakfast





Then have a lie down - its hard work being fed you know!



"Are you looking at me?" - keep your eye on funny looking men with cameras.



Go to sleep anyway - until the next feed that is



Just had to show you the new visitor to the garden

shenk1

[sunnydale]

Lovely shots Gary.

[shenk1]

Cheers Tracey

[actionfinch]

great pics .. love the 1st shot...
amazing that they can fly first , but still need to be fed...

im pleased i have a few in my garden this year.

[Pipa]

very cute i haven't seen any tree sparrow in my garden this year so far, only house sparrow

[nikolai_avenger]

Originally Posted by actionfinch

amazing that they can fly first , but still need to be fed...

Quite logical I suppose, when you think about it. They can only learn to forage for themselves once they have left the nest. :-)

Cheers. Nik.

[the poacher]

you people are so lucky ,my brother and i were talking just yesterday ,where can we see a tree sparrow near Hereford.o yes when i was a boy, but now,seems never, on the borders or further north please help

[georgep]

Originally Posted by the poacher

you people are so lucky ,my brother and i were talking just yesterday ,where can we see a tree sparrow near Hereford.o yes when i was a boy, but now,seems never, on the borders or further north please help

Park lime Pitts in Walsall near the canal bridge..but they are few and far inbetween

[Bobby D]

Superb series of photos. Although Sparrows are one of our more plentiful birds they are really entertaining to watch.

[Hedera]

What a lovely sequence! I love sparrows, only house ones here though. The mums feed their young ones bits of a blue campanula I have growing on my patio: it must taste sweet! They have a gathering every day in my japonica tree and chatter like mad.