Spring Inspiration and Positive Views- Beautiful Sounds Singing Throughout The Trees

Thank you Jan.  My yard is full of birds.  In fact, I have another Robin that has built a nest on the ledge of my kitchen window.  I was surprised because there isn't much protection there other than the overhead.  I had to put some coverings up in the lower part of the window - it appears she was just a little skiddish or maybe the shawdows or noise bothered her.  Anyway, since then she is on her nest all the time.

Your welcome Jenniffer .  Yes, Sometimes I get so busy doing things on the computer that I forget that there is wonderful things going on outside us all around - We just need to take the time and enjoy it.

I'm glad it made you smile, Sondra.  I often look at it and think of how simple some of lifes most precious things are.  Every year as you watch you learn something new about how they go about building their nest or feeding their young.  It  amazing the things they do.

Oh my Cindy - I'm glad it is warmer weather so you won't need to use your fireplace.  I've noticed that when those babies get hungry they can be pretty loud, but luckily momma bird doesn't let them go on for very long.  At least that has been what I have seen.

During the Christmas holiday I had put a wreath on the front door that had a snowman inside of it.  So, when the holiday was over hubby wanted to take it down and I said no lets leave it up because it could still snow from now til late March, so we did.  Well, now I have baby sparrows in the top of the wreath.  There in such a location (at the top of the door) that I am unable to get photos of them.  About 3 days ago I started hearing this chirping and as the days has gone by it is getting louder, but momma is right there to quiet them quickly.  Although my front door is posted from the inside, "Do Not Use This Door Until Further Notice" hubby isn't to happy about having to use the garage door all the time.  Oh well, he seems to be ok with it.  Very tolerable.  But, I just didn't want the babies disturbed.

Thanks for your comments.