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Blog » Porch Nesting - Part 2

5
Jul
2010
by aaron | in Going Outside

Once the baby robins were over their shock of leaving egg-dom, they began leaving their beaks up in the eternal "feed me" position.

Robin Babies - Feed Me!

We noticed that sometimes the babies had enough energy to get their heads up and over the nest wall.  Lucky for us, they sometimes didn't have enough energy to hunker back down, so we were able to get more pics!  They weren't old enough to open their eyes, and they had very little feathering (or skin-covering of any kind).

Robin Babies - Close Up

Below is the picture from this morning, about 7 days after hatching.  They've opened their eyes, they're replacing their initial downy coat with feathers, and they're beginning to look a bit crowded. 

Robin Babies with feathers

We estimate that they'll fly off within another week or so.

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