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1:52pm

Well I hope a feed soon for these darlings.

Positive vibes

and up and up and away

Keeping an eye on this site this p.m.; these little tykes are due for another feeding soon. I hope mom can ignore the new guy long enough to get some food and bring it in.

Mom finally fed these two this afternoon. 3:15

It's good to see the two chicks with full crops. I wonder how the two smaller chicks are doing today.

No parent visible at the moment - can't post pics since Photobucket just stopped working. Bev, it seems that you think there is a new male at the nest?

I am somewhat concerned about the pink patches on these little guys; this could mean that the mites are really bothering them. I know the two that were removed had lots of pink areas from mite attacks. I hope that with regular feedings these two will be able to fight off the infestation.

Thanks, Carolyn, for letting us know that there was a feeding this afternoon; I did not see this.

Another feed here! Things are looking up!

That was a good amount of food. I will add photo's as soon as a uploaded them.

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Full crops. Bev, Elaine and Carolyn, this seems good, for now. I hope it is some relief....

I'm glad they had another feed so close together and hope mom keeps it up!

After the feeding they did a face plant. One elder, male or female?, came back in the nestbox. No food. But no food needed because they just had enough te eat.

I don't know anything about this nest, but the elder is just sitting there, doesn't pay much attention to the chicks. It sits there and watches over them, I think.
I hope it is a good sign.











I am now

Thanks Ase!!

Thanks to everyone for such great coverage today, and what a relief to see so many feedings.

These kids have just been fed. 7:00 a.m. local time



Mom leaving

Mom is feeding the kids again - they are looking much more lively in the last day or so, as compared to before. The more regular feedings make a difference. We even have some major wing-stretching going on!

You probably saved their lives, bev. Your help is invaluable

It's great to see the chicks with full crops. Bev, I understand that you feel bad about breaking up this family; I know that the parents must be upset, and the two chicks remaining in the nest will miss their siblings, but I agree with Elaine; you may well have saved the lives of the other two chicks.

These two just got fed 9:30am

Carolyn. I noticed they had puffy crops and was coming here to post that just as your pics were being posted.

I am just checking before going out to dads. I amso grateful to all of you for keeping an eye out.

It's about 3:00 p.m. in Genesee, and kids are having a meal.

This is gross, but I couldn't resist