I put him by the base of the tree and watched as Momma came to feed him several times a day.
Then, yesterday, I noticed he was not at the base of the tree, but out in the middle of the lawn again. Not a good place. We have two feral cats in this area and I was afraid they would get him. Plus, it was rainy and cold. So I got a potholder, put it in the crotch of the tree and put Robbie in it.
Man, there must have been half a dozen Robins swooping at me and chirping and carrying on.
But they wouldn't come near him.
So, I went back out and took away the potholder and just put Robbie in the protected area.
He was chirping like crazy. Dad did a couple of walk-bys and........................
Finally, two hours later, Dad came by to feed him and Robbie was fed every few minutes for the rest of the day.
A steady procession of Momma and Dad and probably Aunts and Uncles feeding him.
Oh no, I sure hope you find him safe!
ReplyDeleteI love how you take such good care of the birds, and others.
xoxo
Think positive that he flew away on his own, or the parent birds coaxed him to a safe place.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet if a cat had gotten it you would have heard the adult robins carrying on like they did diving at you. Thinking positively, he flew away. Did you check low branches in the scrubs, though? What a interesting part of nature you got to witness.
ReplyDeleteSure hope Robbie makes it.
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aren't they precious ? Had a baby here not too long ago learning to fly...same thing last summer
ReplyDeleteIt takes a village!!
ReplyDeleteI remember many we have given a hand! Some didn't make it but so many did!
ReplyDeleteFlying free. xoxo
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