I heard a racket in the tree and found the branch where all the calls were coming. There were three baby Robins in the nest.
The Robin came and feed the babies.
They were always chirping and asking for food.
after a couple of days one was gone and the other was getting big.
The one that had left the nest stayed in the area.
The next day they were all gone and quite came back to the neighborhood.
wow. great captures fishing guy.
ReplyDeletei am just amazed on how you got 'em. did you climb a tree?
have a pleasant day and thank you for also visiting my blog.
Yeah, man - they are great! Your best pictures so far! Congrats on that great find!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
Really like these, good job.
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Great catch!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the robins.... I really enjoyed seeing these!!
ReplyDeleteLawstude: The Robins were in the neighbors tree next to a fence. I just stood the photos from the ground and took different angles with my cameras and zoomed in to get the shots. The shadows were hard but I just got my best best lighting for the shots. There are some morning and some evening shots. This was taken over a 5 day period with variable skies.
ReplyDeleteAw, how wonderful! They can make a racket, can't they?
ReplyDeletewell done on the robin finding Fishing guy.
ReplyDeleteLets hope all the fledglings make it out there in the big world.
I can't get lucky enough to find a nest that I can actually see into. My closest was at my mother's house. The barn swallows had a nest in the rafters above the porch. You could only see the babies when they poked their heads out yelling for food.
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Lisa
Those are superb. It always gives me the warm and fuzzies to see the babbies!
ReplyDeleteFabulous catch. It so cool so see the baby birds.
ReplyDeleteYou always have the most amazing photos-did you use to work for National Geographic or what?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. Nice Nature.
ReplyDeleteGreat series of photos. I liked this a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit,
Troy
Just darling photos of the little birds. Nothing like a bit of cheerful nature to brighten your day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comments on my Sky Watch Post.
Great shots of these and the foals. I just love horses. You are taking some great photos!
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