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Deuxième photo dans ma série maskoutaine, ce merle d'Amérique profitait de l'ombre sous un arbre en bordure de la piste cyclable. Peut-être est-ce parce que j'y porte davantage attention, mais je ne croyais pas qu'il y avait autant de merles autour de nous. Ce doit-être l'espèce d'oiseau que je vois le plus. J'aurais plutôt eu tendance à croire que les geais bleus ou les mésanges étaient les oiseaux les plus communs. En passant le titre est un jeu de mots, en anglais les merles sont des "robins".
© Copyright A Pendleton 2013 the sun may have been out but it was a cold day where your breath hung in the air, this Robin sang to his partner that was off to the left hand side in the bushes, she did come to him but was gone again in a second. ....
Havnt seen a Robin in the woods for ages,on Friday had my little dog put to sleep,went back our fav place and this Robin appeared,hes been there every day since,i pull up the car and he appears,Strange
I managed a quick shot of this Robin as it flew from bush to bush, just ahead of us, as we walked around the lakeside path at Hardwick Country Park the other day.
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Robin - Erithacus Rubecula
Ever Reliable Robin!