This is baby bird week on 10,000 Birds. From the intro post:
Somehow it seemed fitting that after our last theme week – Bird Love Week – that we should spend a full seven days examining what could be the results of that theme. It’s Baby Bird Week on 10,000 Birds and the adorable, fuzzy-wuzzy, itsy-bitsy, baby birdies will be everywhere! Can you handle the cuteness?
If you go to the bottom of that post, you'll see a current listing of posts...as of this writing there are four beyond the intro...so you can explore them all. My contribution will be up tomorrow. I'll keep you posted.
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