Blue Tit fledgling

[DeadlyTeaParty]

So cute!!

The video is far too short!!! :"(

[KymsPink59Cadi]

Love it! Very cute, and fast thinking to film it...hope the little felller lived..

[GoldfinchGarden]

I hope it survived

[MrTomFowler]

The last shall be first.

[Nudelsalatbomber]

there must be something wrong.

at that age the fledgling should be in his nestbox and fed there by his mother.

guess he didn´t make it, did he?

[Bexby]

He could have fallen from the nest. The fact the mother is still feeding him suggests that she hasn't sensed anything wrong with him. He should be ok, if a cat doesn't get him :p

[Nudelsalatbomber]

but the risk to get catched by a cat, is probably very high - depending on the area.i would´ve picked him up and hand feeded him.

[Bexby]

Yeah, me too. My nan used to nurse loads of birds back to health - she saved a robin once, and after that it kept trying to get back into her house to get at the meal worms :P

[Nudelsalatbomber]

well, if the robin kept trying to get in the house, than he maybe didn´t received the proper releasing process.

[Bexby]

Maybe, but none of the other birds did. I've heard about robins being more confident then other birds. There are a lot of stories I've heard of wild robins coming in through cat-flaps and stuff to get food if they know it's there. It probably considered the house as part of it's territory.

[Flameswordsman86]

Short, but sweet.

That parent Blue Tit must be doping to be moving that fast.

[necrophilissimo]

Wow, that's what I'd call fast food :) Awesome cutie!

[nutxlago]

So sweet!