Robin.

robin perched on garden bench.

A full tummy, so now warming in the sun.

Nymans, National Trust

February 8th, 2007

Robin

Taken at Ogden

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Taken on the Rodwell Trail in Weymouth.

Robin on bird table

Robin.IOM UK.25/12/2020.

Taken at the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust Wolseley Centre.

Digiscoped

Best viewed on black. Press L.

356/365/2011

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This is actually one from the yately common day. Lacked motivation the last few days so took it from them.

This robin was following me around the whole time i was there. I stared off at the lake and while taking the shots this robin got closer and closer. When i finally noticed him he was less than 1 foot away. Needless to say he flew away when i turned to get a photo of him. This is about 10 mins after shooting at the lake,

Robin in the back garden

Mr Robin redbreast, well I'm guessing it's Mr.

Anyone know how to tell the difference between Mr & Mrs ???

Caméra Sony SLT-A77V + Sony 70-400 G SSM, flash interne, trépied Nanomax Cullman 200T utilisé en monopod de table.

Exposition 0,004 sec (1/250)

Ouverture f/8.0

Longueur focale 400 mm

Vitesse ISO 800

Détection du degré d'exposition +1.3 EV

Flash On, Return not detected

Bold/friendly robin in back garden

Portmeirion, 31 October to 2 November 2016, Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ330

Finally caught a robin at Deep Cut Gardens, Middleton, NJ.

Kowa telephoto lens 500mm f5.6

Looking for breakfast...I wanted to get her feet in the image too but s/he didn't stay there long enough for me to correct my focus by backing up - I had my long lens on and was at the minimum. Taken through my bedroom window.

The streaks you see in the background are raindrops, the red is the Japanese Maple Coral Bark tree bare branches.

Taken at Alverstone Mead Nature Reserve, Isle of Wight

Warnham NR

Such a beautiful wee bird

Ken made this puzzle from a National Wildlife Federation month-by-month calendar-holiday greeting depicting the state birds of the thirteen original colonies. This was the first puzzle he ever gave me. E is for Erickson.

Robin sitting on a fence post

Episcopal Ordination of Bishop Thomas Neylon

Perched American Robin, one of approximately 40 that were in the area, moving from tree to tree, due to a Red-tailed Hawk that was soaring above, taken at Tidewater in Falmouth, Maine, enlarged photo

One of the first of the year ,seen at Rocky Point in Port Moody.

Robin D210bob