robin nest
Redbreast's mud home
A robin nest is the cup-shaped structure built by robins to hold their eggs and young.
American robins construct nests from grass, twigs, and mud, typically placed in trees or on building ledges.
The distinctive mud-lined interior hardens to form a sturdy bowl: A robin nest appeared in the eaves above our porch.
- eggsReproductive cells in shells
- twigsThin woody shoots
- branchesLimbs of trees
- tree branchWoody limb of timber
- treeWoody perennial plant
blue · hatchlings · baby birds · chirping · feathers · mud · grass · spring · songbird · worms · early bird · fledgling · brooding · clutch · speckled · hidden · leaves · warmth
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