The Richmond Nature Park is live streaming baby chicks until mid-June.
On Monday, May 26 six Black-capped Chickadee eggs hatched with mom and dad looking on. The nest was built in a birdhouse that has a camera fitted above it, allowing viewers to log in to livestream.com
The Richmond Nature Park expects the chicks to stay with the parents for about two weeks, meaning they may not always be visible.
The Nature Park is a non-profit organization that promotes the city's natural environment and holds educational seminars, often for young children. It's located at 11852 Westminster Highway
On Sunday, June 1 the group is holding slug races, dubbed Slugfest from 1-4 p.m. If you can believe it there are slug contests for beauty, heavyweight and largest and smallest slug.
For all the information on Slugfest click here
The free website log in for the chicks requires an email address and password. You can also see two stand alone videos of the chicks below.
And here are the chicks building their nest:
