The mother had been away, and flew into the nearby lilac just as I was taking the photos. You may click on them to get a better look. I was standing up on the railing. :<)
Letters from a Hill Farm
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Today's pictures/First views of baby robins
The mother had been away, and flew into the nearby lilac just as I was taking the photos. You may click on them to get a better look. I was standing up on the railing. :<)
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Oh, how sweet! There is nothing like the whispering peeps of baby birds. I have some baby wrens just outside my kitchen window that serenade me when I am washing dishes. I'll be sad when they fledge.
ReplyDeleteIf Momma Robin allows, keep us up to date on their developement. :)
Your adorable photos reminded me of this Robert Louis Stevenson quote:
ReplyDeleteSoon the frail eggs they
shall chip, and upspringing
Make all the May woods
Merry with singing!
Merry, indeed!
Lucky you, Karin! What a gift to have them so close.
ReplyDeleteAlison, I love, love, love this. I had never heard it. Thanks so much.