So I saw a robin fly into a pine tree after another one and knock down a

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tigereye

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Sat Apr-25-09 06:18 PM
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So I saw a robin fly into a pine tree after another one and knock down a

nest.

I had never seen that before. I knew that robins were territorial, but that was interesting to see. There were no eggs in it yet, I assume it was a turf issue. It was still there (I guess the folks in the house don't look around that much) a week later.

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