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Phoebe birds, specifically Eastern Phoebes, are known for their unique parenting behaviors. When the chicks are newly hatched, the parents work tirelessly to ensure their young are well-fed and cared for. Both the male and female phoebe make numerous trips throughout the day to gather food. They primarily feed their young insects, which they catch on the wing. The adult phoebe lands on the edge of the nest and carefully places the food directly into the open mouths of the chicks. The chicks hear the parents flying in and they have their mouths wide open, eagerly awaiting food. Phoebe parents take turns feeding, ensuring that all chicks receive adequate nutrition. This coordinated effort helps distribute the workload and maintain a consistent food supply.While the mother sits on the nest to keep the chicks warm, the father brings her a dragonfly. As he gives it to his partner, it appears that this is a meal for her.