by Kim
(Delaware, Ohio, US)
Momma Betty
This spring has been interesting for my house and robins. It started with a certain robin (maybe more) consistently diving and hitting the glass in my backdoor.
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by Susie
(Farmington, UT)
Robin Nest On Door Wreath
Two weeks ago my husband opened our front door to go out and said, "Was that always on this wreath?" while pointing to a bird's nest on top of our door wreath.
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by Sue
(Buffalo,NY)
They built their nest on top of my birdhouse wreath!
I thought some robins were building a nest nearby as I saw a lot of activity recently. I didn't see a nest but thought they had built it in a tree nearby.
Not so- they built it on top of a wreath that I had on my porch! (see the picture). There are 4 eggs that I think are about 4 days old.
What is really funny is that they built on my bird house wreath! Too funny!
This is not exactly a peaceful spot, with two dogs and three grandchildren who visit on the weekends, but so far they are ok with the location they chose for their new family!
I can't wait to see the new birds and will put out fruit for them to enjoy!
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by Kristen
(State College, PA USA)
Front door wreath nesting Robin
One nice Spring day in late March I was coming in the house through our front door and a bird darted out at me from behind the wreath.
Initially I didn't consider she might be building a nest because it's a wreath on a door.
The weather got iffy again because that's how Pennsylvania is... Sunny and warm one day and the next cold and freezing rain, then warm again.
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by Jane Litavish
(Pennsylvania)
Crowning Glory
If you look at the picture closely you will see the nest on the very top of the wreath. This pair is on its second brood that we know of.
The mother is used to us going in and out of the door. She rarely even leaves but on occasion she will fly to the telephone wire and let us know her displeasure.
The little ones are now growing their feathers.
There where four but one fell out or was pushed out. That was not a happy day as the mother and father screeched for a long time.
I was surprised to see the nest initially as it looks like a crown on top of the wreath I made.
I posted a picture to face book and said the Robins thought my wreath needed an additional ornament so they gave it a crown.
Every year the Robins try to build a way on the front of our house and this year they succeeded to nest twice.
We never saw the little ones from the first time she hides them in the woods below our house.
The three in there now should leave soon and I will be able to enjoy my morning coffee outside again.
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