Breeding of the Pekin robins.

 Ever since 2009 the Pekin robins manages to breed, 
and this year was not exempt from this.
On April 19, the 3 baby birds became independent of their mother, 
which is slightly earlier than last year.
 


 

 

 

The Pekin robins leaves the nest after its hatching within 11-13days. 
Once hatched from the egg, 
the young birds consume the insects delivered by the mother's beak 
and undergoes rapid development
 

 

 

 

 

 May 4th which is 15 days since their independence.
The increase in size, the visibility of colour in the wings 
and the longer length of the tail feather can be observed.
Although they are able to fly well, 
they still call on their mother for food.