Thursday 4 February 2010

Window Watching - Robin

Birding through the window during a cold, dreary day wouldn't be the same without at least one sighting of a resident Robin (Erithacus rubecula).
Regardless of the weather conditions they always come looking for a handout.
This early morning songster is already expanding his daily repertoire as he stakes claim to his territory. FAB  
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23 comments:

  1. Carol Mattingly Photography4 February 2010 at 01:07

    Absolutely love these images. Thanks for sharing. Hope all is well in your part of the world. We've got more winter coming our way this weekend. Carol

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  2. Carol Mattingly4 February 2010 at 01:08

    Frank fantastic beautiful images. Hope all is well in your world. Winter snow is coming again this weekend. Carol

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  3. Richard4 February 2010 at 02:34

    Frank...your pictures are great and getting better. New camera or clean window ?...lol

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  4. Wilma4 February 2010 at 03:29

    This is a very cheering series of photos! I especially like the 3rd where he appears to be singing his heart out.

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  5. Kelly4 February 2010 at 04:13

    ...I would love to see this bird in person to see how he moves. His tiny little head and big fat belly are just adorable.

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  6. Sunny4 February 2010 at 05:38

    What a dear little bird. He looks quite different than an American Robin.
    Sunny :)

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  7. Kathie Brown4 February 2010 at 06:34

    This is one of my favorite birds! I just saw an American Robin in my yard for the first time down in AZ today! I saw from Larry's blog that you participated in Big January. Congratulations on your count!

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  8. holdingmoments4 February 2010 at 08:44

    Every garden should have a Robin Frank. Great little birds.

    I've got 2 at the moment, who seem to be tolerating each other rather well. I'm wondering if they are a pair.

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  9. Chris4 February 2010 at 09:48

    Hi Frank,
    Well it is nice you can do that for the window.. These are beautiful pictures and I'd like to see a robin in my garden Sir ;-) It is getting pretty cold over here too, we have nice light but it is really cold!

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  10. FAB4 February 2010 at 12:08

    Hi Carol. Regret to report that it's wet, wet, wet so stuck indoors catching up on a few chores.

    Hi Richard. Put it down to a cleaner window and a steadier grip!

    Hi Wilma. I think he was taking a breather.

    Hi Kelly. Fat belly? Nah..just puffed up! I'm sure the Redbreast will wait for you to visit sometime but in the meantime I'll keep him well fed.

    Hi Sunny. I guess he's a lot smaller.

    Hi Kathie. He's our favourite as well. Always nice to see a new yard visitor.

    Hi Kieth. Totally agree. I suspect you are right about them being a pair.

    Hi Chris. You never know, one of these may turn up around your house sometime. There was one in Iceland on 17 Jan 2010.

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  11. Razboynik4 February 2010 at 12:09

    I love Robins. They should be our national bird, with their good looks and territorial dominance.

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  12. FAB4 February 2010 at 16:59

    Hi Andy. Good choice.

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  13. JRandSue4 February 2010 at 17:30

    Great Robin,lovely images Frank.

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  14. Monts4 February 2010 at 18:38

    Hi Frank
    Superb Robin images there seem to be a lot around this year.

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  15. Sharon4 February 2010 at 18:42

    Lovely photos! We have an impatient Robin who sits singing outside the window waiting for us to feed him! I think the Robin must be Britain's favourite garden bird.

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  16. Cheryl4 February 2010 at 19:24

    Hi Frank......there is no doubt about it the robin is a charmer.
    I had one today taking tiny worms as I was digging. They are great companions.....and they don't answer back!!

    Beautiful photographs......

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  17. Shirleyanne4 February 2010 at 19:29

    Love the Robin Frank. Really lovely photos. A firm favourite of mine. Would just like to get some good photos of the pair that frequent my garden.
    A rather belated Birthday to you aswell! Take care

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  18. Montanagirl4 February 2010 at 20:55

    Such a little beauty. They look smaller than our Robins. Wonderful photos.

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  19. FAB4 February 2010 at 21:13

    JRandSue. Thanks.

    Monty. Definite survivors.

    Sharon. My mother has one who even taps on the window!

    Cheryl. Absolutely. I know where you're coming from! Lol.

    Shirleyanne. Thanks for the good wishes. If they are happy with your presence I'm sure you'll get a few shots soon.

    Mona. Definitely a litle smaller.

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  20. Unknown4 February 2010 at 22:03

    Lovely shots of the Robin Frank. They are very accommodating. We at the present moment have three in our small back garden and they are often together.

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  21. FAB4 February 2010 at 22:12

    Hi Trevor. It won't be too long before the territorial battles begin!

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  22. Larry4 February 2010 at 23:26

    Terrific photos of a cheerful looking little bird.It looks like there's relation to an American Robin which is really a thrush.

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  23. FAB5 February 2010 at 07:59

    Larry. Yes, they are both Thrushes but AM Robin is twice the size of ours.

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