Baby robin inside its nest
The newborn robin was in the nest on the left
So often bird’s nests are tucked away out of sight. You can hear the baby birds, but you can’t see them until they venture outside the nest. A few weeks ago, someone showed me a spot where three bird’s nests were built in a row on top of a ladder. I could hear that the nests were active. I was able to take a peek inside the nest without getting too close. I was surprised to see a newly-hatched baby robin (and siblings) inside.
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Adorable!
Oh wow…baby robin…never seen one that close before.
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so sweet, good photo!
Thank you
With the collection of nests along the ladder it looks like it’s been a favorite nesting area for some time.
Good point. Seems like a good place to hide from predators.
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Wonderful shot! It’s amazing, really, just how many things in the animal world are going on over our heads and under our feet. You’ve certainly done a great job of noticing.
You are right, I think we miss so much around us. Thanks for stopping by.
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great shot…it looks so helpless
They do grow fast though!
Great post! I love getting to see baby birds! How interesting that the birds all made their nests next to each other. Guess it was the best spot!
Bird condos!
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… lovely photos, and that wide open beak! Voracious looking appetite.
Amazing… It’s quite close too.
Beautiful – we’ve been using our side door while a mama bird tends her babies in a nest in a hanging pot on our porch! Such a wonderful reminder of how close our outdoor friends are!
Sweet, giving the birds their privacy. Thanks for the comment.
Hard to believe how quickly they become adults! Fabulous capture and interpretation of this week’s challenge!
Thanks Cheryl
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