The mother, for her part, still doesn't like me, and at one point this afternoon I actually thought she was going to come after me. Bailey (the wonder dog) pretty much lets momma robin push her around...and after watching the bird sharpen her beak on the fence I can understand why. She can be a pretty intimidating little bird when she wants to be. The father was keeping a close eye on me also, but he isn't quite as bold as the momma. Both of these pictures are of the bird I'm referring to as the mother...
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
My feathered friends
The mother, for her part, still doesn't like me, and at one point this afternoon I actually thought she was going to come after me. Bailey (the wonder dog) pretty much lets momma robin push her around...and after watching the bird sharpen her beak on the fence I can understand why. She can be a pretty intimidating little bird when she wants to be. The father was keeping a close eye on me also, but he isn't quite as bold as the momma. Both of these pictures are of the bird I'm referring to as the mother...
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Hmmm...I don't believe I've ever heard or read the phrase "fully fledged." I get it. I've just not heard it. Granted, I don't read a lot about birds, but still . . . Regardless, here's my bird contribution. We've been feeding birds for a good fifteen years in our backyard. This year, for the first time, we've seen both an oriole and a red-headed woodpecker. It's odd how interesting that is.
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It makes you wonder if they've been around all those years and just never took an interest in the feeder or if they're new neighbors.
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