Ricki
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Anyway, I wanted to tell you that I few years ago we had a robins nest in the umbrella of the picnic table. Hubby wanted to take it down and I would not let him. Both of us were afraid our kitty would get at the nest an she did try but we greased the pole and put tin foil on the table because cats don't like the sound of walking on tin foil. Well, the robins had eggs and we we waited for them to hatch and they did. It was amazing to see how mom and dad robin attended to its babies. I prayed they would not learn how to fly while I was at work. One day, I came home from a day at work and hubby told me to go out on the deck. Mom and dad robin had just started to teach their kids to fly. What a beautiful site and an answered prayer. The mom and dad carefully led each reluctant baby to jump from the nest. At first their flights were very low and short. One baby landed on the ground and was very reluctant to spread its wings and fly. That night we had a terrible thunder storm with heavy rains and winds. I was fearful of the babies, but when daylight broke we went out side and spotted every single one of the babies safe and mom and dad still giving them flying lessons. It was certainly a blessing that we had witnessed the whole process and I am so glad that hubby did not take that nest down. Enjoy your robins.
I forgot to tell you, one day I was adjusting the tin foil on the table. Hubby was relaxing in his lawn chair. He knew what was going to happen next. Apparently, one of the parents thought I was being threatening to its babies and from the next yard came flying at me and dive bombed my head. Hubby thought it was hilarious. Me, not so much. That's what I got from lending a helping hand. LOL
Anyway, I wanted to tell you that I few years ago we had a robins nest in the umbrella of the picnic table. Hubby wanted to take it down and I would not let him. Both of us were afraid our kitty would get at the nest an she did try but we greased the pole and put tin foil on the table because cats don't like the sound of walking on tin foil. Well, the robins had eggs and we we waited for them to hatch and they did. It was amazing to see how mom and dad robin attended to its babies. I prayed they would not learn how to fly while I was at work. One day, I came home from a day at work and hubby told me to go out on the deck. Mom and dad robin had just started to teach their kids to fly. What a beautiful site and an answered prayer. The mom and dad carefully led each reluctant baby to jump from the nest. At first their flights were very low and short. One baby landed on the ground and was very reluctant to spread its wings and fly. That night we had a terrible thunder storm with heavy rains and winds. I was fearful of the babies, but when daylight broke we went out side and spotted every single one of the babies safe and mom and dad still giving them flying lessons. It was certainly a blessing that we had witnessed the whole process and I am so glad that hubby did not take that nest down. Enjoy your robins.
I forgot to tell you, one day I was adjusting the tin foil on the table. Hubby was relaxing in his lawn chair. He knew what was going to happen next. Apparently, one of the parents thought I was being threatening to its babies and from the next yard came flying at me and dive bombed my head. Hubby thought it was hilarious. Me, not so much. That's what I got from lending a helping hand. LOL