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Wynken, Blynken, And Nod, My Baby Robins

I have been lucky enough to have a low tree in my yard where a robin family chose to raise their young. Last week, May 28, 2017, I took these photographs of the 3 youngsters in their crowded nest.

You can see that these little fellas are nearly fledged out and will soon join their parents in the sky.

They still exhibit “feed me” behaviors whenever they hear Mom or Dad calling in the nearby trees.

I figured I would have an opportunity to observe and photography their early attempts at flight. But I learned once again that time and the development of young birds, waits for no one. This is what I photographed today, one week after the previous photos. Color me very disappointed.

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Filed Under: birds, Vertebrates Tagged With: baby robin, Robin, Turdidae, Turdus migratorius

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