Everyday Cinematic Birds | Robin Mother Doesn't Even Flinch at Close Lightning Strike! @EverydayCinematicBirds | Uploaded June 2021 | Updated October 2024, 5 hours ago.
A bolt of lightning hit very close to the robins nest in a recent storm. The mother is briefly illuminated in the flash and amazingly doesn't seem to care in the slightest!
A bolt of lightning hit very close to the robins nest in a recent storm. The mother is briefly illuminated in the flash and amazingly doesn't seem to care in the slightest!
![Cute Robin Nestlings Fed by Parents [Robin Nest Day 5]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yb6ug33FuCs/hqdefault.jpg "Cute Robin Nestlings Fed by Parents [Robin Nest Day 5]
The American Robin is a member of the Thrush family of birds. It is found throughout North America. They breed in their summer range from April to August and usually have 2-3 clutches of chicks. The three baby bird chicks in this nest are 5 days old. They mainly feed on small insects, worms, caterpillars, and berries.
The mother and father birds forage constantly for the 5-day old chicks. Only the mother will brood the chicks to keep them warm. At 5-days old, these chicks are able to spend more time without their mother brooding them. This allows more food to be brought to the nest for these rapidly growing chicks! The chicks have not yet opened their eyes but this will happen within the next few days. They also only have slight fuzz on their bodies. You can hear them chirping when they get fed. Feathers will start to grow in the coming days as well.
I hope you enjoy this high definition nest footage! It is very interesting to get a glimpse into the life of baby bird chicks.
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