I noticed that one of the female fledglings has left the nest to venture out on her own. This has been in the last couple of house. All four were in the next this morning just at 0700. It won't be long before all are out.
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Comments:
I see that the female
I see that the female fledgling has returned to the nest this morning.
Indeed, she seems to be
Indeed, she seems to be coming and going at her leisure. She is already a strong flier - it is impressive that she can make it back into the box on the roof!