1994: the non-crossover #1s, AC and RB
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16 comments:
Ah, nature will eventually come home to us all. An enjoyable post, that.
We had this happen once or twice and they were so enjoyable to observe even though very messy. These look like they might be robins...I am amazed that they don't come back to the same nest the following year.
Smile, it is so fun to see the nest home.
It sure is interesting to have a nest in your porch. Thanks Roger for sharing.
It must have been fun - it's always interesting to watch new life.
It's interesting to see where birds nest. New life unfolding is special.
Well Roger, that's interesting! My Australian daughter has also nests on her veranda from time to time with various types of birds. The problem is: she has also treefrogs in her house, and they are fond of little birds! So she has to keep them away from the nests.
Thanks for your visit! Good on you to know all the Nursery Rhymes! Next week the letter O is having its turn and then I am going to post an entry about the Origins of the N.R!
Great fun - how privileged you are that these little birds chose to share your home with you. (Hope the purple has cleaned off . . . )
It is nice to watch the birds as they build their nest and nurture their young. How nice of you to provide them with a condo :)
Have you heard about Picasa 3 to make pics bigger or but some colour in it, or more light, darken pics ????? Try to donwload it and you'll find it most interesting !!!!!!
Interesting and enjoyable 'N'. I bet you have to clean after them. Birds are so messy...
surrogate nesting!
what a place to have a nest the bird that built it must think that it is a safe place
How wonderful to be be visited and share your house with these birds. Apart from the purple poo of course, guess you have nice berry bushes round your place.
I so enjoy the bugs and the birds.
Nest watching is a fun past time.
Perhaps the birds will nest again on your railing.
Sherry
What a privilege to be able to watch all that. Lovely post!
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