May 25 – At just three days of age, all three nestlings are sitting up attentively for feeding.	June 1 – Ten days of age, seemingly very orderly at mealtime.	June 5 – At two weeks of age. We might see sibling aggression at this stage if food were limited.
June 8 – It was notable how these nestlings got along very well. It seems they had enough food that they were never overly hungry.	June 12 – After banding, at 22 days of age, and we can see the two females are a bit larger than their brother.	June 16 – 26 days of age, and 4 days after biologists banded the young. Brown feathering starts to appear on their faces, wing tips and tails.
	June 19 – 29 days of age, and the young are getting more of their flight and body feathers.