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Published: 2010-07-15 04:52:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 1317; Favourites: 111; Downloads: 28
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An immature Chipping sparrow, almost as big as its mother wanting to be fed.The mother was there
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Funny situation. They remind me of some teens.
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Exactly, teens but also grown up children sometimes, like this one!
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What an Exquisite pair of Shots ,Jocelyne
You truly know and love your photographic subjects and it continues to show in your pictures
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Thank you so much, Brian, for your nice comment! 
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You are Good People Jocelyne and Most Welcome
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Aww, thanks!
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Thanks for entering my contest - a lovely happy shot, sure she`ll love it.
Its number 17
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My pleasure!
I chose this photo because your mother surely knows about children asking for their dinner. I hope she will like it!
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Sure she will - she has lots of feeders in her garden so spends a large part of her day sitting in sunlounge watching them. I introduced her to niger seeds and sunflower hearts so now she has loads of finches - only birds with real colour here. The Goldfinch population has gone from just two to over twelve this year - obviously overfeeding them as babies haven`t moved into new territories but they are just so cool to watch.
Oops really should be driving now - so easily distracted haven`t even got boots on yet, doh, bysey bye
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I didn't know you had Gold Finches in UK. I have a special feeder for niger seeds and they love sunflower seeds also of course. Here in countryside, they are quite numerous. I see them in town also in Spring. But for now they have migrated down South for the whole Winter. I saw the last one last Monday.
Bye, have a nice day!
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this reminds me of my kids every evening...MOM, WHAT'S FOR DINNER?
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This is so true, I think every mother experiences it all the time, each and every day!
Thank you very much!
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Birds are so caring for their babies...
Thank you!
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Oh, yes! They are caring! 
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You're better than I am.... How can you be sure it is mother and child .....
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I am not better than you are! lol
It is certainly the child but as the female and the male are identical, I just guessed...
Actually, I often see fathers feeding the grown-up children these day.
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Thank you Skye, they were so cute to watch!
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C'est plus pratique de se faire nourrir ! 
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C'est touchant de les observer, ils ont la taille d'un adulte mais ils agissent encore comme des bΓ©bΓ©s.
Merci!
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oui c'est très mignon !
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Awwwwwww......sweetie i got a bird feeder for littleun i have put it up but no birdies are coming.....ummm.....maybe it's got something to do with madam " Queen pussikins" & her tomcat pal " Herbie " hehehe !
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Where there are cats, dear Skya, there is no birds... Unless you put the bird feeder high enough.
I guess you don't see them because of of your Pussikins and her Herbie!
Thank you sweetie!
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On dirait bien!
MΓͺme s'ils ont la taille de leur mΓ¨re...
Merci, Hélène!
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Thank you so very much!
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Thank you, David!
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