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lemmy.world

Not in the peach tree, luckily, but there are a million birds & nests in the bushes around my house. I live in the home town of John James Audubon.

Robin are outstandingly successful gatherers, no wonder there are so many of them. My wife and I can see a nest from our living room window, and the parents make trips every 5min or so out to the yard and come back with giant mouthfuls of worms. I have no idea how they find the so quickly in the dry grass, but the babies get fat quick and are out on their own in no time.

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sh.itjust.works

Oh, wow, that sounds fantastic! I live in the SW desert so the lack of trees is kind of a bummer, although we do have some great bird watching areas and reserves.

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Ah, if you have one big tree already you can plant smaller ones under it, but if you don't have the shade to begin with it may be quite hard.

I only have experience with temperate climates, I fail to grow cactus even if I try

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lemmy.world

My wife gets upset when I water her succulents, she says she is training them to be air plants

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lemm.ee

Wow! The eggs are so beautiful. Be sure to post another picture once they hatch!

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lemmy.world

They hatched a year ago, the babies are now adults and taking over my landscaping!

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seanreply

Three more nests and new sets of eggs incoming in that case! :)

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Robin nest in my Peach tree | Spyke