▲ 72 r/bloodcheep
Discovered the reason for my ladycheep looking so disheveled lately 🥹😍
She brought her baby! It had just rained so the camera has water droplets covering it so it's not the best video but so cute 😍
u/kris10185 — 11 days ago
Fledgling learns how to open her own peanut
Usually watching the babies try to open peanuts is comical, but this baby did it all by herself today!
u/kris10185 — 1 month ago
▲ 103 r/bloodcheep
Was taking pics of my ladycheep and ended up with a fun backlit picture of her nifty mohawk
Picture of her mohawk in its fully sunlit glory is the second photo
u/kris10185 — 1 month ago
▲ 209 r/crowbro
I think crowbro has a squirrelbro friend
I think I'm witnessing the start of a beautiful friendship on my deck lol. The crow is a fledgling
u/kris10185 — 1 month ago
My crows had an unexpected visitor during breakfast...everyone stayed pretty calm
In the last part I think it flew back over by the way they were all visually tracking something in the sky
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/DesignHomeGame
Anyone else unable to finish the Skyline Oasis challenge because this blue bubble is out of frame and unclickable?
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
▲ 56 r/bloodcheep
Bloodcheep hopping to get some peanuts like he's doing a Tiktok dance challenge
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
Squirrel interrupted crow breakfast and quickly regretted his life choices!
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
▲ 33 r/crowbro
These fledglings fledged from a nest in my yard a month ago and have now discovered the joy of peanuts! Last 2 pictures are mama crow
They have been such a joy to watch ❤️
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
These fledglings fledged from a nest in my yard a month ago and have now discovered the joy of peanuts! Last 2 pictures are mama crow
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
▲ 850 r/bloodcheep
I just found out about this subreddit, and my cardinal couple belongs here!
u/kris10185 — 2 months ago
▲ 13 r/crows
Baby crows
A few pictures I took today of the baby crows in the nest in our yard!
u/kris10185 — 3 months ago
First clip...is it a baby crow fledging or an adult?
The crow's nest in my yard was VERY active today, the babies were flapping, standing on the edge of the nest, hopping around a bunch and I was so sure I was about to see a fledge but did not. However, looking back on the videos I took, maybe I did? The first clip a crow hops out of the nest to a branch and takes off. I assumed it was a parent in the moment because both parents were frequently visiting the nest. But maybe its tail is too small to be an adult? I edited two clips back to back, the first is the crow in question (baby? adult? help me decide) and the second clip is mom or dad coming into the best so you can compare easily. What do you think? Did I witness a fledge after all or was that first clip an adult like I originally thought?
u/kris10185 — 3 months ago