A parent Robin ( actually a thrush ) tending to her/his two youngsters. |
...and two very large mouths like this one. |
Winter is about five months (with snow) in these parts so is a major force of life . The rest of the time is filled with things ...many of which are in preparation for winter .
A parent Robin ( actually a thrush ) tending to her/his two youngsters. |
...and two very large mouths like this one. |
I'd love to have robins so close. I have to go out kind of far to get a look at things like this. It's fun that way too, but I bet you get a better look.
ReplyDeleteAt the beginning of this nest watching , there were three eggs which hatched successfully into three chicks. If that is what baby robins are called . Just a few days ago , I noticed that one had fallen just outside of the nest and impaled itself on the thorns. How sad! But who am I to interfere with nature? Yesterday the victim disappeared . I expected the parent pushed it away and I'll find the remains somewhere in the Barberry when I prune in the fall.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! How FABULOUS! Nothing that exciting out my window at the moment...
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