I’m slowly working my way through hundreds of photos from our 2015 Staycation and in typical fashion 90% of them are of trees, beaches and the natural vistas that make the Pacific Northwest such a beautiful place to live. I’ve got so many potential images for this weeks “nature” challenge it’s difficult to choose just one to share today but in the end I selected this photo of a little swallow family in front of an abandoned Gun Battery at Fort Warden, WA. Their mamma flew by every couple of minutes with a new worm to feed her babies and this tiny group of four waited patiently until their bellies were full and it was time to return to the nest.
Posted as part of Sally D’s Mobile Photography Challenge: Nature.
sweet babies
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Yes they are. 🙂
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So precious! By the way this photo looked like it was taken at the Marin Headlands at first glance.
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Thanks, Nancy! It’s always nice to hear we share some similar views. 🙂
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What a quartet–I adore the way that they are in unison for their next meal. Happy Photo Challenge
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Thanks so much, Sally. They were pretty cute. 🙂
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Oh Boy! They look very hungry indeed. 🙂
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They were!
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I absolutely love swallows. I always look for their arrival every spring and feel sad when the last of them disappears in autumn. They’re such great little fellows.
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I like swallows too but rarely get a chance to see them. One of the reasons I waited to get this shot. 🙂
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Actually, that reminds me! What I meant to say in my last comment was that I really liked the shot. The young birds look so cute there all in a row. They were pretty obliging models.
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They were very patient. 🙂 Thanks!
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Not easy being a Mommy bird 🙂
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She was working hard to feed these four mouths. 🙂
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Waiting for their meal you could tell.
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Yes, they were waiting and were actually pretty patient with the whole process.
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great capture, Lisa! 🙂
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Thank you, Lola. 🙂
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