This little sparrow chirps loudly, giving the owners a sign that it's time to vacate the room, and he needs to fly home!
Already that year, the sparrows settle on our summer cottage in the gazebo. And everything would be fine, but only when they have chicks, we, it turns out, begin to interfere with the sparrow couple to feed their chicks.
And they feed them all the time, apparently they are very voracious, the sparrow flies away, a sparrow flies right away with a full beak of some insects,
sometimes they fly almost together and then the second waits in line at the old pillar near the gazebo. Diligence and parental instinct, many would not hurt to learn.
I try once again not to come close, but now and then I need to go there after one after another, and sometimes I feel like taking a break in the chill and so now it seems we are getting used to each other.
I hope the chicks will soon become independent and leave the parental nest.
I wonder how many chicks there are ... judging by the votes of at least four.