marc
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Pleased as punch to host 2 newly hatched Olive-backed Sunbirds in our Palm Cove backyard.
It was 15 days incubation and now another 15 days till they fly the nest.
In around 6-8 days we'll get to see their tiny faces. They become highly susceptible to attack from the local Butcher birds, so I have a Baretta gel blaster on hand, to give them a nasty (harmless) kick up the backside should I see them hovering.
Dad flies in to pick up the shopping list from Mum.
The female disposing of one of her eggshells. (4K video screenshot)
Male on Heliconia flower.
Female on Heliconia flower.
Cheers
Marc
It was 15 days incubation and now another 15 days till they fly the nest.
In around 6-8 days we'll get to see their tiny faces. They become highly susceptible to attack from the local Butcher birds, so I have a Baretta gel blaster on hand, to give them a nasty (harmless) kick up the backside should I see them hovering.
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Dad flies in to pick up the shopping list from Mum.
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The female disposing of one of her eggshells. (4K video screenshot)
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Male on Heliconia flower.
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Female on Heliconia flower.
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Cheers
Marc
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