Three baby butcherbirds in a nest, seen through a gap between leaves. On the left, one stands on the rim of the nest, looking out . In the middle on the far side, another looks away from the camera with their eyes closed. On the right, a third has their head tilted upward, ready just in case breakfast arrives unexpectedly

The three baby butcherbirds in their nest. The leftmost chick is flapping their little wings and leaning forward. They don't appear quite ready to leave the nest, but they're exercising the muscles they'll need. The rightmost chick is now fasting left, seemingly more alert than before. The middle chick is still facing away with their eyes closed

The leftmost chick is now standing at full height, leaning forward wings outstretched. The rightmost chick has their mouth open, begging (they're babies - don't read too much into it). The middle chick is mostly obscured, but still has their eyes closed, with their beak now pointing straight up - perhaps their head is lolling while they sleep

The baby butcherbirds again. The left chick is preening their teeny flight feathers. The rightmost chick still has their beak open, but no longer appears to be begging. Their sibling is asleep back in their earlier pose