[In-Real Life Post] BABY BIRDS!!! (w/pics)

Keep_Door

*rolls eyes* ......

The_4O4

Mods are asleep post birds

VonSwaego

Nerf baby birds. WAY to OP.

zaria

Rainwhisper wrote: »

Quick! Edit it so that it's a suggestion that we have birds nests (which periodically hatch) as housing items, so we can keep this awesome thread!

I made an farming mod for Skyrim, doing so I found that nests was plants in the game so i made an twist with the chicken nest. After one week without harvesting the eggs would became chickens.

LadyLavina

Now ride them to Mordor

Tabbycat

We must find a way to tie these adorable baby birds to ESO... but how?

slumber_sandb16_ESO

So now wardens can summon 4 cliff racers at once? Warden OP.



Also.. those birds are cute.

Vicarra

Bird nests would be awesome, or the ability to place songbirds in the trees in your garden.

skyhawk002

I appreciate the sound of birds in this game too bad no pets

SantieClaws

Before the gods take this thread oh so far away yes khajiit she will join in and say they all look very, very delicious.

Congratulations on raising such a fine dinner!

Also you may have a photo of a baby sparrow my human pet took last year - or as I call it - a canapé.

Yours with paws
Santie Claws


Baby sparrow at bathtime

FloppyTouch

Well this is a very random post that has nothing to do with ESO at all I'm not sure this is the right place to post this.

Inb4lock

MrGarlic

Nice to see something positive on the forums

Thanks for sharing.

ESO_Maya

baby birds c: ty!

johnnified

I didn't know these birds would get so much attention lol.

I am happy I shared.

THIS IS A SUGGESTION TO ADD BIRD PETS ESO (THERE ESO RELATED POST)




And no, he is not screaming or scared.. he was just doing that.. in frozen motion.

Megabear

This is probably the best post I've seen on ESO forum.

flizomica

:V :V :V :V

FluffyReachWitch

Awwwww, this is a real joy to see. Thank you for sharing this.

Where I live there are doves who occasionally take advantage of our flowers. They prefer to nest in hanging flowerpots on the north side of the house, where there's a little more shelter from all the storms we get around here.

Also, I would love if we had bird pets in game.

uzbachchi

That "don't touch the baby birds because human scent will make the parents go away" thing is a myth, just FYI.

Cêltic421

uzbachchi wrote: »

That "don't touch the baby birds because human scent will make the parents go away" thing is a myth, just FYI.

Yes true, a myth. I had a hanging plant outside on front porch and a bird made a nest in it. Well some time later a damn cat was hanging from the plant, my dad scared it off and the plant fell and couple birds came out. Dad picked up the baby birds and put them back in nest and hung plant back up. Couple minutes later mama bird came back.

uzbachchi

Cêltic421 wrote: »

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uzbachchi wrote: »

That "don't touch the baby birds because human scent will make the parents go away" thing is a myth, just FYI.

Yes true, a myth. I had a hanging plant outside on front porch and a bird made a nest in it. Well some time later a damn cat was hanging from the plant, my dad scared it off and the plant fell and couple birds came out. Dad picked up the baby birds and put them back in nest and hung plant back up. Couple minutes later mama bird came back.

Birds typically have a terrible sense of smell and the parents are very invested in their young so being touched briefly by a human isn't really going to do anything harmful, but with wild animals it's best to keep hands off unless there's some kind of emergency like you mentioned.

xXMichonneXx

I feel all warm and fuzzy inside...seriously I do. I love this post and yay for the mods letting it ride.

Ackwalan

I hate to be "that guy". But leaving a nest next to your house siding, is a sure way to get mold to grow there which will rot the siding.

xXMichonneXx

Ackwalan wrote: »

I hate to be "that guy". But leaving a nest next to your house siding, is a sure way to get mold to grow there which will rot the siding.

Boooo

Malic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WNrx2jq184

Osteos

Very cute! Thank you for sharing

The birdsong in Cyrodiil is very pretty.

Kildayen

Remove this toxic non ESO related post from the forums NOW! You have been reported!

DragonBound

johnnified wrote: »

So, back in April (15th) an American Robin (Aka Thrush I was told from someone) made a nest RIGHT next to my back door of my garage.


I wasn't going to be an A-Hole and knock the nest way. Everytime I opened the back door to let me dogs outside (very friendly ones) she always flew away. Except in the picture above (Taken many weeks later).

About 4 days later I decided to look in the nest (WITHOUT TOUCHING, I know about birds and scents especially never coming back)


FOUR BEAUTIFUL EGGS!!! Big ones too, I don't know how she was able to even carry them inside her, amazing. We had harsh winter colds here at the end of April. She had started getting used to me coming out the back garage door with the dogs and soon never flew away unless went running back at the door, or did a quick fast action (which I never did on purpose).

May 2nd came along and I went out that early morning to find Momma wasn't there, so I took another look inside the next to see....


They HATCHED!!!! I looked only a 2 days ago and saw eggs and now they are Hatched!!!! All four survived that last bit of harsh cold before spring finally became warmish and sunny.
I made sure, again, to not disturb the momma as she is now stress out about having babies. The following pictures below were taken when she WAS NOT at the nest and probably gathering food.





[In the 5 above] The last picture were taken today, the second picture was taken 4 days ago, first picture was taken 7 days ago.
They have grown so fast in 2 weeks.
Hope you enjoy the pictures!!!

Amazing!

DragonBound

Eso forums sadly do not have an off topic area I do not think we really need one.

DragonBound

Sausage wrote: »

You're kind, we just threw one squirrel nest away from our property. They were true lovers too, they actually chased each other around trees and stuff. Happy they are gone.

Yea that is disturbing on a whole new level, what a horrid thing to do.

johnnified

UPDATE!!!!!



One baby bird has flew the next. Sorry about poor blurry quality, my phone was acting up and didn't want to take a proper picture, and I wont use flash on the baby birds. Momma bird is now teaching her how to fly and survive in the night.

This will probably be the last photo until we are down to none, and then I will post a pick of the empty nest.

They grew up too fast