Baby Robins at the window sill.

[WNYresident]

What a cool thing to find today.

Looks like the birds were busy while I'm at work. I took these pictures threw the glass.



So anyone know what type of nest this is?

[FIRELADY]

I would guess maybe a sparrow? Or more likely a robin.

[WNYresident]

It's a pair of robins for sure. They were spotted this morning working on thier baby nursery

This may give you a better idea of the size of the nest...



Looks like the lined it with more dried grass today...



I'm thinking about setting up a web type cam so people can peek in when they want to see how the babies are coming along...

[raoul duke]

That's awesome.

[WNYresident]

Think if I setup a webcam people would check in to check on babies?

[speaker]

Sure would!

[WNYresident]

I bet I could figure out a way to do a time lapse type video. That would be neat watching them go from eggs to birds in 10 minutes.

[FIRELADY]

I am in. that would be cool

[cool_st_elizabeth]

I'd love to see that, Res. Last year, almost every time I mowed the lawn, a male robin followed along behind me & picked up the cut pieces of grass. A bird built a nest in one of my apple trees, but I can't tell what kind of bird lives in it.

[WNYresident]

I believe this is one of the parents





We have 1 blue egg so far

[cool_st_elizabeth]

Wow!

[therising]

Typical man - waited to set up the bassinet, until the day before it was needed.

[cookie]

Beautiful egg, but don't they usually lay 3 or so?
We had a nests in the viburnums and the maple outside the kitchen window and each nest had 3 babies.

[FIRELADY]

Wow that was fast !! Yes I thought they usually has more than one egg also.

I have a family of chicadees back in their bird house next to my bedroom window. I cant see in it to see the babies though. I put the house up high in the tree.

Rez, are you going to set up the web cam?

[WNYresident]

I might.. I'd have to move some stuff around to do it easily.