Exit from nest!
By meadowland
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During my usual evening garden chores, I happened to slowly turn around with camera in hand and to my surprise there were the 2 baby doves perched on the black railing side by side.I quickly managed to take a photo and caught the mother (top left) swooping down from the roof to protect them.
They are obviously happy in our garden.A memorable sighting.
3 Aug, 2020
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The offer is always there,Kate...such a shame the distance.🤗
3 Aug, 2020
Aw bless, thank you Julia!! That’s very kind of you. Maybe one day, when this virus is over...
In the meantime, I’ll continue to admire your garden from afar 😊
3 Aug, 2020
👍
3 Aug, 2020
A very happy and quick thinking shot Julia!
4 Aug, 2020
You did well to capture the mum as well as the baby doves Julia! They are so cute.
4 Aug, 2020
It was lucky I had the camera in my hand...I do like the doves but not so much the pigeons.
4 Aug, 2020
Well captured.....
7 Aug, 2020
🙂
8 Aug, 2020
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Aw that is really lovely, Julia. I have to agree, I definitely think they enjoy the environment and are quite happy in your garden..you may have them a while longer. I’d be happy in your garden too!!
Lovely capture.
3 Aug, 2020