Yesterday a flock of robins greeted the morning with us. There must have been close to 100 robins smothering the old oak, our rooftop, and our yard. Flicking through the leaf mulch I have on a well-worked part of the garden. It is one of the few pieces of ground not covered by snow. If it wasn't so cold, and the kids could sit still, I would have loved to take a picture of them from outdoors. It was quite a site. I remember a similar experience with the robins last winter. Flocking to fresh, warm water poured into plastic flower pot bases for a refreshing bath.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Robins
Post #2 of the Day.
Yesterday a flock of robins greeted the morning with us. There must have been close to 100 robins smothering the old oak, our rooftop, and our yard. Flicking through the leaf mulch I have on a well-worked part of the garden. It is one of the few pieces of ground not covered by snow. If it wasn't so cold, and the kids could sit still, I would have loved to take a picture of them from outdoors. It was quite a site. I remember a similar experience with the robins last winter. Flocking to fresh, warm water poured into plastic flower pot bases for a refreshing bath.
Yesterday a flock of robins greeted the morning with us. There must have been close to 100 robins smothering the old oak, our rooftop, and our yard. Flicking through the leaf mulch I have on a well-worked part of the garden. It is one of the few pieces of ground not covered by snow. If it wasn't so cold, and the kids could sit still, I would have loved to take a picture of them from outdoors. It was quite a site. I remember a similar experience with the robins last winter. Flocking to fresh, warm water poured into plastic flower pot bases for a refreshing bath.
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