May 28
"May I have more eat, plz?"
That is the big question during #springbabyspring.
Bachstelzen (white wagtails) im Akademiegarten im Oberen Schlossgarten, Stuttgart-Mitte.
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"May I have more eat, plz?"
That is the big question during #springbabyspring.
Bachstelzen (white wagtails) im Akademiegarten im Oberen Schlossgarten, Stuttgart-Mitte.
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Growing up can be exhausting
The maxim of #springbabyspring is "insert food here, plz".
Kohlmeise 🐣 (great tit) am Schwefelsee im Unteren Schlossgarten, Stuttgart-Ost.
If the whinging and harassing does not make it clear, the #springbabyspring is always the bird looking the freshest.
Kleiber (nuthatches) im Mittleren Schlossgarten, Stuttgart-Mitte.
Please, be considerate of tiny baby birds during #springbabyspring. 😭
Zaunkönig 🐣 (wren) auf der Karlshöhe, Stuttgart-Süd.
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Imagine raising the mob itself. The consequences of #springbabyspring!
Stare (starlings) am Max-Eyth-See, Mühlhausen.
The Martian sightings have already been well documented and numerous at this stage of #springbabyspring.
Blässhuhn 🐣 (coot) am Uni Teich, Vaihingen.
An unequivocal sign of #springbabyspring.
Höckerschwäne 🐣 (mute swans) am Pumpsee im Rosensteinpark, Bad Cannstatt.