While I was away, we had another family move in.
On our window sill.
On the second floor.
A robin has taken over an abandoned nest that was built at least three seasons ago.
It was built.
Blew off.
Rebuilt, and then abandoned.
Yesterday morning, I went to water plants on the window sill and startled the bird, who startled me.
When I took the first look, there were two eggs.
By afternoon, there were three.
This afternoon there were four.
I have yet to get a picture of her on the nest, but now that I closed the wooden blinds, I hope to sneak up sometime and catch her before she flies off.
I do hope she stays long enough to hatch her young.
We have a great view of it from inside the house.
She has a great view too.
On the second floor.
A robin has taken over an abandoned nest that was built at least three seasons ago.It was built.
Blew off.
Rebuilt, and then abandoned.
Yesterday morning, I went to water plants on the window sill and startled the bird, who startled me.When I took the first look, there were two eggs.
By afternoon, there were three.
This afternoon there were four.I have yet to get a picture of her on the nest, but now that I closed the wooden blinds, I hope to sneak up sometime and catch her before she flies off.
I do hope she stays long enough to hatch her young.We have a great view of it from inside the house.
She has a great view too.
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3 comments:
I've never seen a robin's egg! Thanks for the photo.
I've never seen a robin's eggs before either. They're gorgeous. You're could be there for their birth...exciting!!
Still only four eggs today and mom is getting less nervous.
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