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| I love the play of the early morning light on the robin family activity. |
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| Even at this young age they understand anting. |
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| On the ground snack. |
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| Wait! What is this kid doing on the lamp fixture? |
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| Oh jeez, instead of joining plucking Papa in the mulberry tree this kid waits for personal delivery with no effort on its part. |
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| Studying potential food. What is food? Grass? |
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| There are mixed families in this space, different levels of maturity, some babies dependent, others finding their own way. |
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| The sparrow found our water fountain, took a bath, then picked the curb to dry out on. |
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| The whole garden is a learning space for the young robins. Everything has to be examined. |
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| Maybe they perceive me as Robin Mama. |
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| Checking everything as a possible edible. |
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| Into the park on a sunny Saturday.. preening, sunbathing... |
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| The demanding baby cardinal could be heard for a good city block. Mama kept very busy. |
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| And not to be ignored... resident rat. |
