Just wanted to share something I found today.
This is why I never get tired of nature.
Robin’s Nest
Posted by Laura Best on May 17, 2011
https://lauraabest.wordpress.com/2011/05/17/robins-nest/
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carldagostino
/ May 17, 2011Are they blue jay” Do jays lay blue eggs? Or they could be blue heron or blue crab or blue fish eggs.
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Definitely robin eggs, Carl. We saw mama robin fly out of the tree. Hmm blue fish eggs–now that sounds interesting. 🙂
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writerwoman61
/ May 17, 2011Gorgeous, Laura! I’d forgotten how pretty robin’s eggs were!
Wendy
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Glad I posted them, Wendy. The picture makes me smile every tine I see it.
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Dave Ebright
/ May 17, 2011They’re leftover Easter eggs from Miss Charlotte. Who’re you kiddin’?
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Ah there you caught me, Dave. I was wondering who would figure it out. 😉
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Dave Ebright
/ May 18, 2011Are they any good sunny side up?
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Melanie
/ May 17, 2011It’s perfect! 🙂
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Pretty much so!
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Marie
/ May 17, 2011Beautiful!
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011I was glad Brian spied them. He’s usually pretty good at rooting those kind of things out.
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Darlene
/ May 17, 2011They are so pretty. Thnaks for sharing.
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011You’re welcome, Darlene. I was so excited that we found them. 🙂
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pattisj
/ May 17, 2011Lovely!
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Yes Patti, they are lovely and as Melanie said, perfect.
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Carol J. Garvin
/ May 18, 2011That kind of discovery is indeed a treasure! Now the question is, will you be able to catch a pic of the babies when they arrive?
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Treasure is a very good word. I’ve been thinking all day and wondering why a nest of eggs gladdens the heart. But it really does. I’m hoping to go back to get some photos of the babies so stay tuned. I wonder how long it takes robin eggs to hatch? Hmmm
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Heather Wright
/ May 18, 2011We have a robin’s nest with three lovely blue eggs in our porchlight. I keep checking for hatchlings, but none yet. Yes, a genuine treasure. Please keep us posted on the progress.
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Will definitely try and keep up with this. The nest is quite a distance from home but I’ll certainly be back.
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Tracy
/ May 18, 2011Simple and perfect, Laura.
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Laura Best
/ May 18, 2011Simple and perfect, maybe that’s why they gladden the heart so.
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joylene
/ May 19, 2011My girlfriend down the road has a next attached to her window. On the inside of the house they have a slip of cardboard so they can lift it up and take a peek at the babies after they hatch. It is so wonderful to watch them from birth to the day they leave the nest. Really remarkable.
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pattisj
/ May 19, 2011What a great idea!
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Laura Best
/ May 19, 2011I bet they’ll get some nice photos. Great way to watch them grow. Baby birds are so helpless. I’m hoping for a few shots of these at different intervals.
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