When I checked on the hatchlings this morning I found three of them in the nest leaving one egg to go. They're a little difficult to count because they're laying on top of one another, but knowing the nest had four eggs to begin with and there is still one in there makes it a lot easier to determine.
After checking on them three different times today they still looked like one mass so this picture will have to suffice. I've seen the adult Robins entering the nest with little morsels in their beaks so I know these little one's are eating. Shouldn't be long before we're picking out individuals.
Did the last egg ever hatch?
ReplyDeleteWell, by now you know the answer. It doesn't look like it made it.
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