Three-in-one, perfect!

Wondering if the parents would occasionally pay a visit to the young robins, or just think it is the time the young robins should start their new lives? It is a happy time at the fledgling stage. They got treated like a king. After this period, they've gotta live on their own, and this may constitute a challenge for them.  

In my backyard, under the cover of bush, there was a rabbit den. After the parent rabbits were leaving, the young rabbits gotta come out, eating in an open land as adult rabbits do. They have no idea what a potential threat is when I approach them. They just stayed watching me and I caught them without putting in any efforts. You can imagine how vulnerable the animal is at this very begining stage of the life. So much is there for them to learn, both from the environment and from the well-seasoned of the same species.

People also believe that the rabbits are smart enough as to be able to set themselves viable in a short time. Good thing the environment has become much more friendly than before, making the nature a much better home for them. Rabbits can be seen here and there across our residential community most of the time. Hope they enjoy the safe home.