Wildlife : Birdwatching - 359

The fieldfare (Turdus pilaris)

Return to the nest of thrushes in the ravine. But this time in the photo how you see the parents of the little thrushes.
At first, they are afraid of me, and did not approach the nest, they sat somewhere high and far looking at me. It should be reminded that these thrushes are famous for their behavior when they detect an enemy. They literally bombard the enemy with their dung!
But having made sure that I was not dangerous, they began to fly up to the nest to feed the chicks.

In this video, you can see how the chicks require food. And also, the moment the parents clean the dung for their chicks. The nature is so arranged that only after eating, the chick almost immediately defecates, and parents do not need to wait long.

The next arrival in the nest occurred in about a minute. The birds no longer noticed me and were not afraid. They calmly fed the chicks, and the chicks quietly fell asleep after eating.