It'a a robin

Erithacus rubecula

Robin taken at Andrews Wood Shoreham, Kent.

Robin, came really close and seemed really friendly!

Cant get as funny as this man...

Oil pastels, Sketches on Artboard

Sony SLT-A77V + Sony 70-400G SSM

Exposition 0,004 sec (1/250)

Ouverture f/8.0

Longueur focale 300 mm

Vitesse ISO 800

Détection du degré d'exposition 0 EV

Flash On, Return detected

Robin

Turdus migratorius

Adult male from Washtenaw County, Michigan.

Been trying out low light settings... Anyhow had a pair of Dunnocks and the resident Robin to practice on. Please see Garden Birds set www.flickr.com/photos/wendycoops224/sets/72157633027644686/

Taken "Hand-held" with a Nikon D90

Tamron AF200-400 f/5.6 LD Nikon Mount Lens

F-Stop: f/5.6

Exposure: 1/30 sec.

ISO Speed: 200

Focal Length: 400 (600 35mm equiv.)

Metering mode: Pattern

No Flash

Aperture Priority

Normal Saturation

Winter's still here-yawn....

In hackberry woods in Austin, Texas. Slightly postprocessed to get rid of some distracting background branches.

Fat Robin Feeding

He landed on the rail of our lodge in Loch Lomond!

View On Black

Robin in a tree.

Keeping out the cold, snow on the ground

I actually really like this despite the flaws.

It is a goal of mine to get a great picture of a robin. This is the best I've done so far. :)

Blackford Pond, Edinburgh, 4 March 2012 - some rare sunshine backlit this lovely wee robin

European Robin - Erithacus rubecula - Зарянка

Russia, Moscow, Terletskij park, 04/19/2012

This robin is quite friendly, he has been watching me hang out the washing and I tempted him a little closer with some cheese to try and get a photo. I don't think he was too sure about the noise of my camera.

No corrections done--SOOC

(straight out of camera)

Robin

Who can resist a Robin shot?

Taken in NT Sherringham Park

Robin Erithacus rubecula

robin in the winter sunsine

Feb 2013 - Always wanting to put on a show for you

Got a new camera for Christmas and finally managed to find time to go down to Lodmoor haven't been for absolutely ages and this Robin literally jumped out in front of me :)