Fresh out of the shell, it tipped the scales at 0.94 grams, about the same as a paper clip. That makes the rare baby ‘akepa the smallest songbird ever reared by hand.
With a steady diet of cricket and mealworm guts, bee larvae and pieces of hard-boiled egg, the endangered hatchling is expected to continue to bulk up at the San Diego Zoo.
Its not new, yet, read more about it HERE.
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ya3
turned out to be a pretty little bird,,didn’t expect that sara7a!!
yakhti teno hada 3anonooooooooooooooo
cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
shino hal baggaaaaa !!!! heheheheh
This pic made me cry
here’s the same bird @ 3 weeks old
http://www.sandiegozoo.org/wordpress/default/a-small-but-mighty-akepa/
hthaa 9eeeej aw l3baaaa
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7aram 3alaich !
;P
cute mo ?
its like a dooda thats facha famha oo m3aya inha itsika so ya3
u mean !
sij !
LOL 3jeeeeb bs shkla hthaa bo yoom o ymoot mskeen
laaaaaa!!! hatha 3assh o sawa history! 6ala3 mo hayin