First you need a good sized mud puddle, and of course supervision. Then you dunk your head, scrub your wings well, shake with enthusiasm. Somewhere last night, there were two very clean robins in a nest.
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- Just a few hours left in May......
- Mother and 17 ducklings
- A few snaps of Snipes
- Hungry??
- One more shot from earlier
- Heron with reflection
- Male Common Yellowthroat Warbler and the Mrs.
- Such a treat to see this old orchard in good shape...
- cedar waxwings and warblers in the apple trees
- Why wait for the apples when you can eat the blossoms
- American Gold Finch in Apple Tree
- Meet George
- Getting behind in posting....
- Blue Bird update
- The Cherry River Marsh in Magog, Que
- Apple and Choke Cherry Blossoms almost in bloom
- Another Warbler
- Going to build me a house...
- Pine Grosbeak fluffed up to keep warm
- If some of the photos on the blog are too small.....
- How does a robin take a bath?
- Bickering Swallows and Bad Quill Day
- The End Of The Day
- explaination of the photos
- Some Days You Win Them All
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