Here in these 2 pictures you can see that she sits and looks at us because she wants to come in the house to build her nest. She has been at this kitchen window, the big window above the front door and at the back door. Below you can watch the movie of her at the back door, looking inside and then trying to fly in through the glass.
Hello! Well, your dear, little robin is very persistent. I've never seen a robin do that before. Very interesting. I remember once at my sister's house a dove flew into her window, broke it's neck and died. It's mate sat by her body for the longest time. Poor thing.
ReplyDeleteI adore birds and when I see robins I know Spring is near.
Have a great Sabbath!
Elizabeth
She knows it is a home for all good Robbins!:) Our sons are sure into birds...all species.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your really sweet comments on my blog. I hope you are enjoying your mission and I love that you come to visit me.
We are suppose to be living on a three year work assignment for the church in Hong Kong... but because of an unhealed back surgery I had we had to turn it down. Each day we regret it:( My husband would have been over 24-25 countries and traveling most of the time and I would have been stuck with out a car and unable to leave the apartment and go very far.
I hope your time has/is been a joy! I am fellowshipping several women right now and we just sent the BOM to one in Arizona. We ahven't heard if the Missionaries have paid her a visit though. I called the Miss Pres and talked to him about having the missionaries pay her a visit. I am so anxious to find out what has happened.
I have some awesome LDS women on my bloglist you might want to read...
Crazy Woman on Highway 80
Da bergs
Mc Ewens
To name a few. I hope you enjoy their blogs.
I will tell my husband yours laughed at how many pillows I have. LOL That is why I have to send some to D.I.!
Beth
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