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Discover the delightful domain of robin nests and the enigmatic hatching process that lies within.
Robin nests, woven with mud, grasses, twigs, and even paper scraps and petals, can be found in woodlands, farmlands, and cities, shifting with the seasons.
The robin eggs, deep blue and unblemished, are larger than expected.
The mother robin, unwavering in her devotion, incubates the eggs for 12-14 days.
Afterward, the fledglings spend 13 days in the nest before embarking on their own journey.