Mother birds feeds

High in the branches of a tall tree, nestled in a carefully woven nest, a mother bird arrives with a beak full of food. Her tiny wings flutter as she lands gently beside her chirping chicks, their mouths wide open like tiny orange cups, stretching toward her with eager hunger.

One by one, she drops bits of worms and insects into their gaping beaks, moving with care and instinct. Though small, her actions are tireless—she flies back and forth from sunrise to sunset, gathering food to nourish her young. The chicks tremble with excitement, their fluffy feathers barely formed, eyes still adjusting to the light of the world.

Around them, the nest sways slightly in the breeze, but the mother bird remains focused—a symbol of care, patience, and devotion. With each feeding, her chicks grow stronger, learning to lift their heads, stretch their wings, and eventually, to fly on their own.