Truly a Work of Art!

As I sit here on this second to the last day of May, I can't believe that the month is almost over.  Even though May seems to be a perfect birding month, it also is a perfect spring cleaning, get stuff done around the yard month.  So therefore, aside from our long service day together, Ar and I have not spent much time birding and bonding, together, that is.  Birding is a way of life for each of us and we discuss our birding experiences with each other, and we bond when we can find the time.  Perhaps June will find us off on our next birding adventure! 

For now, I wanted to share something our blogging buddy, Raven, discovered.  While out in the field, she found what we think to be a Robin's nest.  There were remnants of blue egg shells.  The nest was in the street.  Upon examining it, we marveled at the design and construction.  It was so beautifully made and so well made.  I am quite sure that Raven will blog about it, but I was anxious to share the picture.  I would love to do some research on the nest building of Robins.  I will try to do that if I can find the time, if Raven doesn't do it first.  The instictive wisdom of our feathered friends certainly testifies about the wisdom of our wonderful Creator, Jehovah!

P.S.  Our friend Raven researched this first.  If you want to get a Robin's perspective of nest building, please check out her post of June 1. 2010 at http://www.asthecrowflies-raven.blogspot.com/.