Fly little birds, fly!

I posted this pretty late from the previous post, the birdies actually are able to fly the next day from my previous post in which our estimation is quite precise from the fact. Once their feather are fully covered the body, which means they're ready to leave their nest and fly. These were the last incredible sights and moments we managed to capture before they left. We're not sad, just feel a little reluctant, but it's a good thing for them. At the same time, feel very blessed and thankful to the birdies for choosing our pine tree as their nesting ground thus providing wonderful experience in raising these littlest. Fly little birds, fly...

The bird

Introducing the parent bird that always staying by her birdies side. I think the birdies will soon able to fly and leave their hatching nest.

Two new birdies

These few weeks, we're keeping the progress on these two new birdies. There are, their parents in pair, feeding, guarding them day and night. My kids who seems so afraid that they would die in hunger, feed the birdies with leftover rice from the kitchen, lol. Whereas the daddy of my house every morning before starting work surely would take a peep at the birds and keep recording the movement of the bird several times in a week. Obviously they are much more enthusiastic than me towards these new members. Whenever I see the adult bird approaching the nest, and even before I able to snap a picture them, they left. It surely serve as an interesting and exciting educational experience for the kids and the adult alike.