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Reach *BANNED* · 05-30-2022, 06:57 PM

Washed/vacuumed my car and truck
Cleaned my place top to bottom
Cleaned both of my fish tanks
Took down the wreath on my front door - now that the mama and papa birds (Robins) and their babies have all flown off to start their new lives elsewhere.

----> This has been an ongoing 3-4 week saga... as the mother built a nest into the wreath that was on my front door and laid 4 eggs in it.. I have spent the last 3-4 weeks watching the babies being born - being fed - growing up - and learning to fly. All along trying to protect them from falling out of the their nest (one actually did and I was able to get him/her back safely and into the nest) along with protecting them from a cat that belongs to my soon to be ex-landlord from trying to get to one of them for dinner. However, in the last two days they have all learned to successfully fly and have now moved onto greener pastures. I am just glad they remained safe. It was truly amazing to watch them go from the egg stage into the new born flying away stage.

and then I spent the remainder of my afternoon/early evening packing for my upcoming move.

05-30-2022, 06:57 PM	#2765
Reach BANNED Timed Out - Permanent How Do You Identify?: Scammer. Preferred Pronoun?: Hy Relationship Status: Moratorium Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Where the horses roam.. Posts: 1,369 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 3,019 Thanked 3,274 Times in 1,018 Posts Rep Power: 0	More like what was on my agenda.. and accomplished.. Washed/vacuumed my car and truck Cleaned my place top to bottom Cleaned both of my fish tanks Took down the wreath on my front door - now that the mama and papa birds (Robins) and their babies have all flown off to start their new lives elsewhere. ----> This has been an ongoing 3-4 week saga... as the mother built a nest into the wreath that was on my front door and laid 4 eggs in it.. I have spent the last 3-4 weeks watching the babies being born - being fed - growing up - and learning to fly. All along trying to protect them from falling out of the their nest (one actually did and I was able to get him/her back safely and into the nest) along with protecting them from a cat that belongs to my soon to be ex-landlord from trying to get to one of them for dinner. However, in the last two days they have all learned to successfully fly and have now moved onto greener pastures. I am just glad they remained safe. It was truly amazing to watch them go from the egg stage into the new born flying away stage. and then I spent the remainder of my afternoon/early evening packing for my upcoming move.