Yes, I had every intention of throwing out this old weather beaten, shredding lawn chair cushion. Early May wasn’t exactly warm enough to sit on the deck, so the chair was waiting for the spring yard work urge to strike. Apparently procrastination can pay off, as these American Robins now have a cushy, cotton filled nest in my yard. He/she/they spent about three days working on this chair, tugging with all their might to get the threads loose.
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This is the cutest blog post ever! Love the photos of the busy builders!! 🙂
Cute!!!