We have lived in this house for sixteen Springs, but only in the last two has a robin’s nest been built in the identical location, where a gutter downspout meets my home. Last year we had three baby birds, and perhaps the same parents have again nested. Joy!
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Cute! I think it would be a joy, too, to watch them nesting and raising their little ones. 🙂
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That bird was very trusting of me, allowing me to be within 8 ft of her take this photo (300 mm.) We are old friends.
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What a magnificent shot! It’s beautiful, this little creature of nature in the crook of a tree. Splendid!
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Thanks. It’s the crook of my gutter downspout.
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Oh, still fascinating. This morning on my walk as I got back home I tried to capture a couple of egrets looking for worms in the grass…In the shade of the house I spotted blue jays mating right there, my jaw dropped, I quickly tried to catch the shot…they ruffled their feathers and flew away before I could. 😦
This is a fabulous photograph, Mike!
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Thanks. It did turn out well.
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This is so cute, loved so much. Thank you, love, nia
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Thanks Nia.
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For three years, robins nested on our deck, but they would attack us if we tried to come outside. So we encouraged them in subsequent years to nest a little further from our back door. We had four perfect blue eggs and three baby birds. It was adorable 🙂
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They attacked you? I think that is actually kind of funny. Ours swoon when they see us.
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It seems they like the neighbours 🙂
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Well we sure like them, and they are very safe here (except for Pumpkin)
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So nice to see them back!
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A grand and lovely surprise. I read that on average they live 5-7 years so this could continue as a ritual every year for a time.
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What a lovely spring gift it would make each year to see them return.
How is Pumpkin?
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Pumpkin is good. She is slowing down for sure and is showing here age some, but she remains healthy and very happy. I try not to talk about baby birds in front of her. It’s her favorite food, birds.
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I remember that from last year. 🙂 extra treats for Pumpkin every day she doesn’t drool by the nest.
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Fabulous you can come so near.
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The Robin likes me. She is like a daughter to me.
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Lovely!
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Thank you very much.
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Wonderful! I love this!
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Thanks. I love that you love it, really I do.
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Love baby things! Such cute faces!
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She is one sweet bird. I talk to her, and she looks at me.
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Funny, I must be tired. I thought, at first, you wrote “looks like me.: 🙂
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Lovely image! Soon you’ll see little ones again.
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Looking forward to meeting them, and thank you.
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Visting Random posts cause that’s how I roll. Happy as a Robin to have landed here 😀 They’re my favourite thing about spring because I love their song. Did the babies hatch ok?
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My oh my, Kelly. You are indeed a time traveler.
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