Shhh…

Is there a color more beautiful than robin’s egg blue?

This is the nest I posted a picture of last week. It was, after all, a brand new nest. So in the park now, you can see young fledged robins, hopping and flying about; you can see nestling robins, all mouth, gaping for food above the rim of nests; and, you can see eggs. Different pairs of birds have different schedules; for instance, robins that stick around through the winter can stake their territory and get started on courting and nest-making early, before migrants arrive. Robins also may have more than one brood a season.