Yes, baby Robin's WILL bite at your camera lens, tear it from your hand and toss it out of the nest. I'm just sayin'. So always use your wrist/neck/shoulder strap.
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Hey. They're starting to actually look like birds!
ReplyDeletekittens will do that if you stare long enough.
ReplyDeleteAt least they aren't "bleah!" anymore.
ReplyDeleteNow, I know these photos are supposed to work as a set, but the third from the top ("Rar!") would make a great piece of wall art. Especially if it were the size of the WHOLE WALL! Now THAT would be a foyer.
josy: I was thinking about creating a little computer program for worms. Like they are trying to get through a little maze and looking really close at the computer screen, than that photo comes up and says "Rar!" and then they are really scared and fall backwards or something. Oh my God, that would be so funny. *wiping tears of glee*
ReplyDeleteCould you imagine a thousand of these oh-so-cute baby robins all pecking at your face? Alfred Hitchcock would be proud of you!
ReplyDeleteI cropped the third photo and put it on my desktop to scare people away....
Wait- so- you have worms on your desk? And they're such pests that you need to write a computer program to keep them away?
ReplyDeleteAwwww They are soooooo cuuuuuute!
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