And close-up:
Turdus migratorious, total guttersnipe.
Sunday, May 02, 2010
City Robins Litter.
Last year I posted pictures of a lone robins egg in an abandoned nest in our yard. The likelihood of coming across another one this year is slightly diminished due to living in an apartment. However, look at what I came across on Douglas Street here in Guelph today:
And close-up:
Turdus migratorious, total guttersnipe.
And close-up:
Turdus migratorious, total guttersnipe.
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4 comments:
How very observant. I think the little robin got away...
Mom
I find one or two of these every spring in Mississauga. I saw one yesterday on a long walk with Tala. They make me sad, even though it's a natural thing.
Nice photo, too, btw. The close-up is really lovely.
I have seen robins with eggshells in their claws drop the empty shells over water or in other yards from the one they have a nest in - so I like to think the little birds are doing okay.
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