We've our grandkids here all week (Week 33!). We took them to Stewart Park. I noticed all the LDD moths mating and laying eggs in Stanley Park.
They are everywhere, flying all around the trees. I hope their cycle is nearly done. LDD moths
I peeked out at the robin's nest, and they are growing. I'd cleaned the window a bit. Mom flew off, and I opened the door quickly to grab a photo with the flash on.
Clover, the doe! Doe x 3 
Before they went home for the week Friday afternoon, I let the girls hold a baby robin for a moment.
Momma and Poppa watched carefully. They've been snagging a lot of moths, bless their little hearts.
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I guess the robins don’t mind the infestation.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your week off.
Cute babies! Enjoyed watching the videos. Those moths are beautiful creatures. Have fun with the grands!
ReplyDeleteHello, Jenn
ReplyDeleteI love your cute robins, the babies are adorable on the nest. Cute captures of the deer.
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...wildlife abounds there!
ReplyDeleteThe Robins are good parents.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteClover is such a lovely shade of red... some great shots shared here today! YAM xx
Jenn, I love the video of the doe right up on the camera! Deer remind me of my dog Marlene lol...they are both so graceful and gentle! The baby robins are adorable...you know there aren't as many moths here as when I lived in Quebec!
ReplyDeleteCute babies ! How nice to watch their lovely family !
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend !
The doe is such a beauty.
ReplyDeleteYour lucky granddaughters have a wonderful "summer camp" in your amazing nature park! (And really really good camp counselors too in you and Granmpa)! Lovely for all of you.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed seeing the robins, and isn't Clover a wonderful colour.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
All the best Jan
I bet the girls really enjoyed their visit with you...and the robins! Nice snaps.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if those deer flies bite the deer.
ReplyDeleteThey must not like my area. I haven't seen or heard a single cicada this year. I'm not sure if I'm happy about that or not!
ReplyDeletethe moths is not good :( hope they will be gone.
ReplyDeleteI bet the girls was thrilled by holding the tiny Robin. I know I would have been :)
Love your deers.