Yesterday, after a noisy day of mysterious peeping, we found a nest full of brand new Mockingbird chicks in our front yard.

They are adorably hideous.

Holy smokes, look at those necks.

Their beaks are downright freakish.

But I seem to recognize that look...
4 comments:
How cool! They are too cute.
I can hear my cats now - they tell me that they are starving all the time. (not that they would know that a baby chick is edible or not, rather they would be mimicing, so that I would dole out more cat food.)
Amy
Fellow doll quilt swapper
I love the quilt top! I want to make a similar one to fit my bed.
And thanks for the baby bird pic. I see that face several times a day when the little two-and-a-half-week old wants to nurse.
The resemblance is uncanny!
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