Baby Robin by greyone
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This one of the new baby's just before she took her first flight. The first set was 3 eggs which produced 3 healthy babies, the second set again had 3 eggs, but only 2 hatched and now are healthy little ones. Someone told me, its not unheard of for them to have a 3rd set. I think it would be hard for another set to be hatched and grow enough to be ready for the long flight down south when fall gets here.
Jim
Comments (19)
wow Jim - interesting story and photo
Your robins are in the same family as our Thrushes and Blackbirds which is why they look so different to UK robins. Great success story from your nest, Jim!
WOW, how lovely this is. Fantastic to see so much from their 'handmade' nest ;-)
beautiful robin.they visit my front yard every time I cut the grass or water the brown Bermuda
Great capture, Jim
Great capture of this adorable little gal Jim
what a cute and nice bird !! great captured!!
nice visitors you have.
He is such a cute fellow! Fly Robin fly, up up to the sky!
Wonderful capture! :)
You have done well with the robins!!!
Beautiful capture!
Oh your photo skills are picking up. :) this is lovely!!
cute creature
Schönes Foto!
Adorable bird my dear friend, excellent capture!
What a cute little chap he is and this is a marvellous capture of him, you got very close. It is good that they are multiplying when so many birds are getting fewer and fewer. My wild birds are so hungry today that I am having a hard time keeping up with the sugar water.
Pretty baby.
Great timing and capture. This little fellow looks a bit uncertain. However he and his sibling were gone when I got home from work. The details are awesome,great job Jim. Love and Hugs...