I checked the nest each day since my last post, and each day I saw this:

Until Friday, when I saw this:

Apparently Ms. Robin is a modern woman. She doesn't subscribe to any of society's—or Google's—conventions when it comes to family size. I bet she doesn't wear pantyhose either.
Look at the kids growing, thriving, keeping each other warm and toasty in the crazy tornado-and-hail weather:

The little Hanging-Basket Bird, on the other hand, is counting on the warmth of a bigger brood.
Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday:

Friday:

That's how it remains today, so I'm guessing she's settled on her number. I wish I could have been a fly on the wall for the conversations between her and her honey while they came to that agreement.
3 comments:
Flies on the wall of a bird's nest are likely to be eaten...
Wowza.
look at all those eggs! it makes my ovaries hurt!
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