Hello folks,
Last week Esther wrote a heart warming blog of "God's Beautiful Creation," and a finch bird's nest amidst the colorful flowering plants.
When we visited our friends, we watched the mother finch bird perched close by--watching constantly over her four precious little blue eggs.
In the afternoon, Ivan & I wandered around the farm and, "lo and behold...," we found another bird's nest--a Robin nest-- built on one of the farm plowing equipments (hay loader)! We climbed up to get a better view of the six (6) eggs and a newly hatched baby robin bird.
A few minutes later, a tiny beak appeared and a new bird started to come out between the cracked edges of the shell.
We hurriedly called for Esther and the girls to come over and witness a new life & a new beginning! Soon the second egg hatched, followed by another! What a blessing to see these tiny creatures come out to this world--to share their "singing" to human beings.
Well folks, this event remind us of a new life and a new beginning. May all, who have loving relatives and friends who are sick & suffering be comforted--we are longing for that day--in heaven.
Below, check out the pictures & click the videos. You will hear the Amish kids talking in their own language. Also, click the links to read about the "American Robins" and "Song birds of Spring."
Enjoy the rest of the pictures & videos!
A new baby bird...
...another coming out
...a second & a third hatching!
...a site to behold!
...and now twittering or hungry?
Baby Robins Videos
We hear and watch the American robins at springtime, after spending winter South of Canada. They are widely distributed in North America from Florida, central Mexico and along the Pacific coast.
The red breasted click: American Robin is one of the first birds to "sing in the morning & one of the last to be heard at night." They are called the click: Song birds of Spring!"
