Mangrove Robin (Peneonanthe pulverulenta) proposes. Man proposes. Nature disposes.
Found pair nesting in mangroves. Happy to allow close approach. Two eggs laid. Week later, no eggs, nest being re-established nearby. Start over again.
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Nice little tableaux Tony. Amazing the degree of resilience of some of our birds?
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Resilience indeed. Fourth or fifth nesting. One or two fledglings only.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed again.