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There are three photos on this page:

1. Orphaned Hatchling Black-Capped Chickadees.

Orphaned Hatchling Black-Capped Chickadees.

2. Mid-Nestling Chickadees

Mid-nestling Chickadees.

3. Fledgling Chickadees

Fledgling Chickadees.

Cavity nesters related to the Tufted Titmouse, Chickadees are truly altruistic and neighborly creatures. Curious and outgoing, they have been known to befriend strange birds that are sick, hurt, or deformed -- even birds of other species! Chickadees are fairly tolerant of human presence. They do not migrate to warmer climates for the winter. Chickadees eat insects, berries, sunflower seeds, and suet as adults.

The birds in these photos were brought to us after their nest was disturbed by a predator. They were rehabilitated and ultimately released.

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All photographs by Walter S. Bezaniuk. Most illustrations by Kathleen Frisbie.
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