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I feel like they were too small to have flown off already? What do you guys think?
They are feathered out but I can't tell how much they have on their wing feathers. They could have flown off though since many birds leave the nest after they are feathered.
 
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So, I'm sitting on a log in a nearby park area texting BW who tells me neighbor across street had a juvenile coyote trot up to his driveway and shoo'd it off by voice, earlier.

Just then Bonnies ears perk up and hackles rise. I like to have her walking ahead 15-30 feet on off leash hikes-getting her sniffies in, or sitting at side or in front so I can pick up her body language (my hearing sucks)...so I look up and start video recording.
These are screenshots so the definition is bad, vs iphone16 excellent camera, and tge video can be zoomed as well while shooting...so this is me practicing, trying to find whatever she is alerting on...
 

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Dog park friend of BW is chief enviromental officer at a military base who confirms this time of the year as coyotes are denning and raising a litter, the one year olds get handed their provisional license to be out hunting at daytime, to learn territory, vs the typical dawn or dusk time to hunt their food, which are out and about at crepuscular periods. Kewl, huh?

 
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First Oriole sighting! This is a new feeder for our yard as of this season so very pleased they've already discovered it. It's been attracting the finch's for weeks (which is fine) but was tickled so see this guy. We've also had a few hummingbirds stop by their feeders, too!

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Cool! I've been waiting and watching for them! So far its been the Grosbeaks but not the Orioles. But usually when I see one the other is close behind.20260505_111743.webp
 

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