
She was apparently successful in the end. She is a rougequeue noir in French (Phoenicurus ochruros), or a black redstart in English. The book says they frequently nest on buildings which simulate their natural rock-face habitat. I haven't really noticed a male around, just her.
We keep an eye on her, and when she's not out feeding, she sits on what we assume are her newly laid eggs, keeping a watchful eye on us. One day we'll have peeping chicks up there, I'm sure.
I was just thinking about her (Mme Rougequeue) yesterday and wondering if she was still there when you returned from Paris. Today I got my answer!
ReplyDeleteMerci!
Cheryl
You're welcome! Stay tuned for an update tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteJust in case anyone's interested, it won't be long now!
ReplyDeleteEggs: 4-6
Incubation: 13-17 days
Fledging: 12-19 days