While I was visiting my grandma in Winnipeg a few weeks ago, I found a baby robin in front of the house.
It had fallen out of its nest and couldn't yet fly (and I couldn't figure out where the nest was).
[the baby is on the brick edge and the mother is on the fence, hidden behind the lilac leaves.]
The mother was nearby, though, making a big fuss when I tried to get near the poor thing. My uncle saw the mother feeding the baby so we were hoping it would be okay in what little shelter the short fence provides.
A few days later it was gone. Not sure if it flew away, if it moved on to another yard or if it was one of the many stray cats that wander the streets.
It had fallen out of its nest and couldn't yet fly (and I couldn't figure out where the nest was).
[the baby is on the brick edge and the mother is on the fence, hidden behind the lilac leaves.]The mother was nearby, though, making a big fuss when I tried to get near the poor thing. My uncle saw the mother feeding the baby so we were hoping it would be okay in what little shelter the short fence provides.
A few days later it was gone. Not sure if it flew away, if it moved on to another yard or if it was one of the many stray cats that wander the streets.
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