A new view
Sky, treetops, city skyline, distant sparkling towers, and neighboring rooftops.
Hazel visits
We got to spend a few lovely days with Miss Hazel while Ashley and Andreas were in Spain. Check out the beautiful photos Ashley took of Granada and Malaga while they were gone!
Weekend
The birds are back! But we are seriously regretting not following through with our plan of putting little hats on them so that we can easily identify who’s who—it’s hard to tell now. This is what I think: the littlest one came back early one…
Feathered Friends
To my delight, I’ve had a regular visitor to my studio these last couple of weeks: a naughty but charming little bird who flies in and out as he pleases, stealing bread and amusing me to no end. On the other side of the flat,…
Leaving the nest
Well this is a momentous day. One of the Peepers has ventured out of the nest.
The week in pigeons
The pigeons got their feathers this week and seemed to triple in size. There’s hardly room in the flower pot for three anymore, especially when certain small ones do test flaps with their wings. Two prospective nesters visited the neighborhood (last photo), inspecting the eaves…
Field Report: The Spectators
On Friday I looked out the window to find that our baby birds had discovered the world beyond the rim of their nest. They were looking around like it was entertainment…they also kind of remind me of those two old guys up in the balcony…
Pigeon Friends
Hi all. Thanks for your enthusiastic pigeon comments these last days. They are growing super fast. Their little feathers are coming in and in a couple of weeks they will be gone, the parents, too—I guess that they don’t keep the same nest. That makes…
Field Report: Baby bird food coma
Does it make me some kinda nutjob if I post about pigeons multiple times in a row? Because I’ll be honest, I check on them like 50 times a day. I don’t mean to go all National Geographic on you or do some kind of…
Field Report: Baby birds
We’ve got baby pigeon snuggling happening here, people! They hatched in the night and were on their own for about an hour this morning—there is a lot of cuteness in that little flower pot. They are like little bobbleheads in there. I had to film…
digital
This blanket has become one of the few things I do that doesn’t involve a screen.
Neighbors
Anthony caught a rare sight, mid shift change, when our new neighbors traded egg-warming duty. Two little eggs! Their residence in the flower pot on the abandoned balcony next door has become a teachable moment for us about all things pigeon. I can’t stop peeking…
