It's almost impossible to photograph a wild bird at close range. Usually, special equipment is used for this purpose. But it's possible with the wards.
You shouldn't worry. I don't keep wild birds in cages. All the birds you see here were sick or traumatised. After treatment, they return to the wild.
But for now, in gratitude for the care and treatment, they allow me to take pictures that I could never do.
This is Fublin. It lost its mother, who may have died. Despite his young age, he's already ploughing his fluff, trying to scare me.
It's A Pie. A large number of helminths made life unbearable, and the bird itself very weak. But the medicines fixed it.
It's a Serious Guy. It's so serious that it competed with the car. It's a joke, of course. A healthy bird is perfectly oriented and does not run into objects. Fortunately, the case was bruised.
This is Sonya. It was found in the nest of a tree felled by the wind. It’s mom was probably dead.
I love the eyes! And I'd love to know the story behind each owl :)
I’ve added the stories)
They must be a joy to take care of :) How old is Fublin?
It's a few weeks old in the photo, it's a chisk
Oooh !! how beautiful
Thank you)
So cute 💕 The stories of birds deeply touch me 🙌 It's fantastic that you return them to the wild after treatment 💖 Their photos match their personalities perfectly! 😊