Days 5, 6 and 7 of the Robirdsons
If you missed it, here is my first post on the Robirdsons.
And here is my second post.
I will have one last post after this one about my little birdy family.
Seriously, I try so hard to stay away from this little family in my back window but I just love to watch them.
Does this mean I need to get a life?
Um, nevermind, don’t answer that, it was a rhetorical question, I don’t think I really want to know.
These hungry little piglets seem like they grow by the hour.
We had a couple of days of damp and colder than normal weather and momma took her place on her nest in order to keep her babies warm.
I feel as though I am truly blessed having a front row seat to this little life event.
It’s rare to see momma and pappa at the same time on the nest but I was happy to get the rare shot. 
Ok, now admit it, they are (finally) adorable!
It’s getting close, I can feel it, they are getting old enough to go out on their own.
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OMG, they are just the sweetest things! Such good mommy and daddy! They do grow so fast, don’t they? Soon they’ll be trying to fly. That’ll be interesting!
About 2 years ago, a friend gave me a decorative birdhouse. Something you’d put on a side table or coffee table. I had it on my patio table. Next thing I know, wrens are trying to build a nest in it! So I placed it on a pedestal stand in my garden and they managed to raise a family in it!! It was a little nerve racking because I had three cats at that point. But they never bothered it. It did fall over once, but everyone inside was alright. We have since mounted it on a very tall pole. And the wrens are residing there today!
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That is an incredible view. We had birds nest on our porch one year but we could not get a good look at them. You are lucky.
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I was a bad kid to get the bird nest of the tree branch. Please excuse me for I was not more than 12 years old. Honestly I felt guilty for I destroyed their nest or home. I just want to transfer it. That photo only reminds me that those creatures is such a wonderful things. Don’t worry no birds are harm when I take off the nest.
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OK, now they are getting seriously cute. How cool that you were able to get a shot of the entire family!
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wonderful! I raised an orphaned baby crow myself. I had to put food and water into its mouth. Your pictures just reminded me of my crow that used to keep sitting on my shoulder. I love animals so its even lovelier to see this post. 🙂
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Guess who’s set up housekeeping at MY house?
Check out my latest. Here we go……………..
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