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Have written elsewhere about this meeting, with L. and Tooshtoosh on the right. These four birds are all of Eric's last clutch, and see the tiny patches of green? Mid-autumn, just short of season eight. You really have to look closely to pick them as 'chicks.' But not socially mature.

https://i.imgur.com/2iWNEc4.mp4 Mid-seventh, Limpychick and Tooshtoosh enjoying the last cocktail tomatoes. Way past cheeping, but females not yet necessarily identifiable. And there's a Season-Eight photo missing. I'll check. SE

Look carefully: see the ripe chillis? This is Limpychick and Tooshtoosh. The rest of the clutch has gone bush voluntarily. So these chicks are in, say, early season seven. Post-cheeping now. Got personality. https://i.imgur.com/NbYpolc.mp4 You can already pick Tooshtoosh, with the darker...

See the background? This would be end of fifth. Not much grass left: almost summer. I really like chicks at this stage. They're resilient enough to be less susceptible to injury and predators. They start exhibiting personality. And they look like they slept in a ditch

And the chicks really gotta crank it on at this point 'cause we're already into autumn. https://i.imgur.com/Ov7q1nW.jpg Fourth: first winter: still chicks, still cheeping; but got the plumage they need to stay warm in weather like this:

'I wonder, when will they get blue necks, and fill out a bunch and start to look a bit evil, haha.' Not all will get the 'blue necks.' That's the 'classic,' and not all emooz are 'classics' -- Tooshtoosh, here yesterday, is not a classic. And otherwise? If you poke me, I'll provide fuller...

All three nice-looking birds -- and all 'sandies'. My birds always have a sorta . . . lived-in look: