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July 07/13/19, 05:00:10 PM

Offline Reinhard

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Late nesting
So I have two Robin nests in front of my house.  One went through the cycle and is empty.  The other one is still there with young one's and both parents are feeding them.  Isn't that late for that?  Do Robins sometimes mate later than some others?  good luck.
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July 07/13/19, 05:10:03 PM Reply #1

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Re: Late nesting
Way late...but IMO, robins are the idjits of the bird world.  :doofus:
Not to change subject, but the ash trees down here are all putting out there spring seed pods and dropping the fuzzies!!!! WTH??!?!?!?!
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July 07/13/19, 05:38:12 PM Reply #2

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Re: Late nesting
Lots of birds are still nesting. 
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July 07/13/19, 05:42:00 PM Reply #3

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Re: Late nesting
Thanks Deadeye,  something I didn't know, and they say Germans know everything LOL.  good luck.
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July 07/13/19, 05:46:11 PM Reply #4

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Re: Late nesting
They are???! Well, I didn't know that either! (But I'm Czech...) I thought they had to fledge by Summer....

I be doo--danged!!! Lookee this!                 Deadeye:    :bow:      :rotflmao:


What is the nesting season for birds?

The 'Bird Nesting Season' in North America is officially from February until August and it is recommended that vegetation works (tree or hedge cutting) or site clearance should be done outside of the nesting season. However, in reality the nesting period may start before this and extend beyond it, in some cases.
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July 07/13/19, 06:22:13 PM Reply #5

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Re: Late nesting
Quote from: Rebel SS on July 07/13/19, 05:46:11 PM
They are???! Well, I didn't know that either! (But I'm Czech...) I thought they had to fledge by Summer....

I be doo--danged!!! Lookee this!                 Deadeye:    :bow:      :rotflmao:


What is the nesting season for birds?

The 'Bird Nesting Season' in North America is officially from February until August and it is recommended that vegetation works (tree or hedge cutting) or site clearance should be done outside of the nesting season. However, in reality the nesting period may start before this and extend beyond it, in some cases.
the only thing you know about nesting with is the NL!! :mooning: :rotflmao:
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July 07/13/19, 07:38:01 PM Reply #6

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Re: Late nesting
Quote from: glenn57 on July 07/13/19, 06:22:13 PM
Quote from: Rebel SS on July 07/13/19, 05:46:11 PM
They are???! Well, I didn't know that either! (But I'm Czech...) I thought they had to fledge by Summer....

I be doo--danged!!! Lookee this!                 Deadeye:    :bow:      :rotflmao:


What is the nesting season for birds?

The 'Bird Nesting Season' in North America is officially from February until August and it is recommended that vegetation works (tree or hedge cutting) or site clearance should be done outside of the nesting season. However, in reality the nesting period may start before this and extend beyond it, in some cases.
the only thing you know about nesting with is the NL!! :mooning: :rotflmao:

Well, it's obvious you fell OUTTA the nest....on yer head!    :mooning:
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July 07/15/19, 08:47:19 AM Reply #7

Offline Steve-o

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Re: Late nesting
I think robins will sometimes raise two broods a season.  Don't quote me on that.
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July 07/15/19, 08:49:48 AM Reply #8

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Re: Late nesting
I've noticed a lot of them around lately.....the Cooper's have every other smart bird in hiding.
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July 07/15/19, 08:52:48 AM Reply #9

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Re: Late nesting
robin here is back on the nest with batch #2...
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