Two fledgling wrens were being instructed on the ways of the world by their parents. They watched while the adults found them food, and begged for the snack. I watched them from by a tree less than ten feet away, so they never noticed me but I could observe them perfectly. I got some absolutely adorable photos of these little wrens!
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/358494467
how sweet! the fledging fluffed up looks really cute :)
I think this shot would be much better if you could get a little lower. LOL
How did you take this? Are you in a floating blind?
I was hanging the camera off the edge of a steep drop off into the water. The bottom of the lens foot actually was in the water a little.
Wow, I admire the commitment! I really want a camera with a fold-out screenâŚ
It can come in really clutch sometimes. It takes some getting used to though, especially when tracking things. I obviously donât use the screen normally, but when this Ruddy Duck took off I still had the screen up and thankfully managed some in focus shots.
9 lifers today! (That puts me at 150 since Jan!)
-black necked stilt
-bank swallow
-bronzed cowbird
-black throated green warbler
-blue grosbeak
-western cattle egret
-northern yellow warbler
-western kingbird
-Couchâs kingbird
Congrats! Whatâs your life list at?
I only started counting in January of this year lol
Added a few new birds to my lifelist today, including the dunlin and northern shoveler duck.
Juvenile Eastern Bluebird https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/362427661
Well, I didnât see any of those rare birds, but I saw so many sandpipers and shorebirds! 
https://ebird.org/checklist/S335694518
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/360717392
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/360718233
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/360718303
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/360785272
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