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Baby Groot

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Participants redcrane22Brian Bishop2casualwolf12shadowpuma45mellowlynx68
redcrane22 redcrane22 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
Has anyone ever actually laid eyes on a Baby Groot before????
Brian Bishop2 Brian Bishop2 Member
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#2 ·
Yeah, a buddy of mine actually had his kid born on a balcony—happened more than once, too.
If you’re curious, go ahead and Google it, though it’s definitely not a pretty sight, haha.
Actually, if you want, just shoot me a DM and I can send over the photos my friend took. :P
redcrane22 redcrane22 Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
I just saw the photo. Honestly, it doesn't even look like a pigeon to me 😁

The parents stay in the nest with them for about two months until they can finally hold their own, so I guess that’s why we don't see them much 🤷
redcrane22 redcrane22 Active MemberOP
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casualwolf12 casualwolf12 Member
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#5 ·
Honestly, forget about those grown pigeons—I’m talking about BABY GROOT, now that is a real show. You’ll see them popping up around town during the first month or two of the season, and I swear, I tear up every single time I spot one. 🤣🤣

They have such tiny little bodies paired with these absolutely massive feet. 😂🙏
Brian Bishop2 Brian Bishop2 Member
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#6 ·
redcrane22 said:Parents hang out in the nest for about two months until they can fly on their own, so that’s probably why you don't see them much.🤷

Actually—it's more like a month, not two.😉 They grow up fast and just head out. Sure, the parents might feed them for a bit longer, but they definitely aren't stuck in the nest by then.
But yeah, when they're tiny, there's zero chance of spotting them unless you live right next to a nest or stumble upon one that fell out. :/

Btw, what you found was already a "teenager" pigeon. When they first hatch, they look like this :P (this is what they look like after a few days; honestly, I won't even show you what they look like literally the first day they hatch, haha).
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shadowpuma45 shadowpuma45 Newcomer
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#7 ·
I can't speak for little pigeons, but we used to have these tiny parakeets, and let me tell you—they were ugly as sin. >_>
redcrane22 redcrane22 Active MemberOP
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casualwolf12 said:Forget the adults—it’s the baby birds you have to watch out for. Those little fledglings are the real stars. You’ll see them hanging around the bird feeders during the first couple of months, and honestly, seeing them just melts my heart every single time. 🤣🤣

They’ve got those tiny little bodies paired with these absolutely massive feet. 😂🙏

Aw man, now I really need to go see that for myself.

:writes_it_in_the_calendar:
Brian Bishop2 Brian Bishop2 Member
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#9 ·
Man, those little seagulls are actually hilarious. I just stumbled across a photo of them LOL

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mellowlynx68 mellowlynx68 Member
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#10 ·
When I read that first post, I thought—wow, what a great question. I’ve never actually spotted a Baby Groot before either.
After reading that last post though, I'm thinking—maybe it's better that I haven't seen them now.
🤣

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