It's that time of year.  Birds have built nests and their babies are hatching.

Here's a robin's nest, creatively placed underneath the porch cover of an Evansville home.  You can see three little heads popping up, hoping mom is on the way with more food.

Soon, they'll be ready to leave the nest and try their hand at flying and the weather should be good for the next few days if you see some youngsters ready to take to the air where you live.

If you have any spring time nature photos, please forward them to community@14news.com.

The house made famous by a TV show is on the block--and you can buy it for less than $130,000.

The exterior of the home at 619 S. Runnymeade Ave., was used in the opening sequence for the popular Roseanne show which aired

The home has four bedrooms and two baths and was recently updated, according to the real estate listing.

A survey conducted over the past seven months of the 13 southwest Indiana counties in which emerald ash borer had not been previously detected showed no signs of the invasive insect that kills ash trees.

As part of the survey, traps were strategically located in five southwestern counties—Gibson, Posey, Spencer, Vanderburgh and Warrick.

“The 82 purple traps placed on the designed grid did not capture any of the beetles,” said Phil Marshall, state entomologist.

Visual surveys were also conducted by DNR experts during spring and summer in the eight other southwestern Indiana counties (Crawford, Daviess, Greene, Knox, Martin, Perry, Pike and Sullivan). No new EAB infestations were detected.