I don't know if this would be considered
stalking or a
Peeping Tom,

but I have this cute little birdie
I named Robin :) who set up nest under my carport.

I started taking pictures from start to finish and was amazed at how fast the whole
egg, hatch, fly away process really is. One thing that I did find odd is that
Robin
laid one egg and then a week later she laid
two more...

does anyone know if this is normal?


Well, it has been about a month since my last robin
flew the coop but just last week I noticed another robin frantically building a nest (maybe it just dawned on her that it is now officially summer and she is a little
behind the eight ball). I slipped back into my old ways and spied in the nest and who would have thought,
one egg. Now I am intrigued and want to see if some siblings come later.