American Robins from Egg to Hatchling | Spring of 2022 (GoPro 4K)

This video documents the timeline of the development of American Robin birds from eggs to hatchlings.
The hen can be identified with a small black feather among its orange feathers on its left breast.
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0:00 Day 1
0:04 Day 2
0:08 Day 4
0:11 Day 15
0:15 Day 16
0:20 Day 17
0:23 Day 18
0:27 Day 19
0:31 Day 20
4:44 Day 24
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[@ethelion5000]

Crispy clear video, nice angle. Thanks for taking & sharing this, hope you do another nest!

[@koreanature]

My best friend, Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video

[@jerseydronephotography]

Thank you for your kind words and support! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@ponyrang]

Wow, That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@jerseydronephotography]

Thank you for your support! Have a great day to you as well!

[@ahmadkicaumania]

Hello friend. Greetings from Indonesia

[@whykoks]

Great digestive power of these infants

[@JohnOneThousand]

Wow, I guess that's how they keep their nest clean @0:58

[@drsyedabukhari3769]

robin myself

[@ericliao2088]

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing. Just curious, what was the distance between the gopro and nest?

[@jerseydronephotography]

Thank you for watching! The distance between the GoPro and the nest was about 1 foot.

[@ericliao2088]

@@jerseydronephotography okay, thanks!

[@drsyedabukhari3769]

i amsame as robin breadwinner of my five siblings and fareed son of my sis

[@mahikaarora3554]

Cute!!!

[@silviakliebs4248]

🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋

[@Mlilong83]

Woww kren bosku salam kenal sukses selalu👍👍👍

[@mahikaarora3554]

The birds all got so fat in just 11 minutes!! Crazy!!

[@flogerz742]

👍👍👍jos linwaktu mampircenlku 🙏

[@dianee7778]

What’s on mom’s chest?

[@jerseydronephotography]

I think there was a worm stuck in the mother's chest. (1:49)

[@merc9283]

Why mother eat poop??? Why not throw on ground?.?!?!!? Babies look heat exhausted 👀

[@jerseydronephotography]

The parents eat the baby birds’ poop because the poop contains nutrients that the baby birds were unable to digest.