awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

Yeah. Like that's really gonna happen.
She's about 3 weeks old.

Babies!!!!!

I had no idea.

...of you as the homeless woman in 'Home Alone 2'.

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I've been a bird tree several times over the years.

When I was little, we had a parakeet that would only come to me. Hated my parents.

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I've always had a special place in my heart for birds.

You might enjoy seeing my heated birdbath: http://upload.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1018&pid=561581

Thanks for the link and pictures.
Around my neck of the woods, we have Ring Neck Doves and Wood Doves, beautiful birds.

I love birds. So delicate, but strong at the same time.

It was a wonderful learning experience for me. I did an audit of the class in '01. Then I spent the next few months going down to Cape May, NJ bird watching.

I have a flock of Diamond Doves in my home. Three generations of them at this point.

Too soon?

A small, dark, mysterious museum of interesting old oddities. It is a dimly lit maze connecting dimly lit small rooms with exhibits, some of which are a little bit disturbing. But, when you wend your way up the narrow stairway to the third floor and pass through the tearoom where tea is served from a samovar, you are bathed in sunlight in the rooftop garden and birds alight on the plants as water splashes gently in the fountain~




I was going to put the credit for the photographer, but instead read her blog post with more photos~ a good description!
http://alittleshopintokyo.blogspot.com/2013/06/field-trip-la-museum-of-jurassic.html

Birth control?

You could end up with quite a flock at that rate!

It has a open grating type of flooring so the eggs should fall through (I hope). I think if I remove the nest they won't be able to sit on the eggs. Maybe that will work. Doves bond for life. It would be cruel to separate them now.