The persistence pays off by greyone
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The robin that kept rebuilding her nest that I posted a little over a week ago has now made good use of it. Its choice to build its nest right on the electric meter beside the garage door is probably not a great choice. Everytime i head towards the garage the bird has to fly away and that means the eggs are not being sat on. I hope the babies are able to hatch with the mother leaving them so often.
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Great capture here Jim, and so glad she got it built and provided a home for her babies
Nice capture!
Wow thats amazing cant wait to see the little ones superb capture !
lovely !
Awesome capture Jim. The mama bird sure is protective and leaves as soon as she hears a little noise. Needless to say we know what she is leaving behind!! Thanks for sharing these precious eggs. They are so pretty!!
A few years ago i posted one like this! Magnificent Jim :)
Very good capture I share your concern and I hope that everything works out
Lovely to see. Your robins are closely related to our blackbirds
As long as it is warm they will be alright. :) Wonderful capture! :)
VERY VERY NICE CAPTURE!!!!!!
A work of art, looks very cosy inside!!!!
I guess that is why they are refereed as "bird brains", not too smart.been such a long time since I seen robin eggs
An awesome capture. Great how the color looks. Hoping the baby's will survive.
Wow! This is cool. I sure am glad I did not miss this. Now we have a perfect gauge for the origin of the term 'Robin's egg blue'. Eggs are marvelous structures, aren't they? Just an idle thought but it may be possible that the meter box generates enough heat to compensate in the incubation process. Please keep us posted, jim, I fear I am getting attached.
Very lovely capture friend, marvelous shot!