Kallen - It is a Robin (Erithacus rubecula), one of the smallest thrushes & commonly known as "Robin Redbreast" for obvious reasons. Males & females practically identical.
Tricia - You are so right. Hopefully the 'spadgers' will stick around again this year.
My one hour visitors were:
The bird with the orange is beautiful. What kind of bird is that?
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Frank - I'm sure the birds know they're expected to be "counted" and disappear accordingly! Luck you with the Sparras though. :D
ReplyDeleteKallen - It is a Robin (Erithacus rubecula), one of the smallest thrushes & commonly known as "Robin Redbreast" for obvious reasons. Males & females practically identical.
ReplyDeleteTricia - You are so right. Hopefully the 'spadgers' will stick around again this year.
Wow, I've never seen a Robin with that beautiful coloration. Our American Robin is dark with the coral breast. He's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Love your robins.
ReplyDeleteJayne & Richard. Glad you like Robin 'Redbreast'. I'll try to post some more pics idc.
ReplyDeleteJayne, Robins are one of the most friendliest garden visitors but have a dual personality. Can be very aggressive during breeding season!