At any rate, he seems to be growing fast and will probably test his wings in a day or so and that's the last I'll see of him. So this is his graduation picture. Vaya con dios, young dove.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
DOVELET
This morning I went out to check on baby dove. He was sitting in his nest, all alone, apparently waiting for someone to bring him some food. Late this afternoon, I went out again and found that he has left the nest and was securely perched on the gridwork next to it. He didn't seem at all concerned about me. At least I don't think he was, though his eyes look pretty big as he carefully watched me take photos of him.
At any rate, he seems to be growing fast and will probably test his wings in a day or so and that's the last I'll see of him. So this is his graduation picture. Vaya con dios, young dove.
At any rate, he seems to be growing fast and will probably test his wings in a day or so and that's the last I'll see of him. So this is his graduation picture. Vaya con dios, young dove.
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I've enjoyed your dove-tail. :)
ReplyDeleteOne young dove rebuilt his nest at the base of our wiper blades each time we left the truck parked in the drive for a few days.
ReplyDeleteWe felt bad, but he finally found a suitable spot :)
Oh he's gorgeous. Happy graduation day young dove!
ReplyDeleteIs the cat ready for the Graduation Day?
ReplyDeleteDiva - I don't think doves are known for their intellectual abilities.
ReplyDeleteTherese - None of our cats go outside anymore.
Hasn't he grown! Glad it had a happy ending.
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