.... it decided to come out of hiding and dropped onto the garden furniture to check me out. Typically this species is very inquisitive and it is not unusual for both adults and juvenilles to show a distinct lack of fear and approach very close to us humans.
The 'head on' look.
My movement is monitored very closely.
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I call them marmalde birds while they look like this!
ReplyDeleteThey are georgous arnt they.
My Robins are on their second brood now
Just keeping an eye on you Frank! As you say a delightful moment. Well captured...[;o)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely adorable! the adults are so pretty, but this one is just dang cute!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful images Frank I have one in my garden but haven't managed to get images as good as yours.
ReplyDeleteOh how adorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet and very different from the US american robin that is a thrush...cute..cute..Michelle Oh I just looked at your side bar. I am documenting the dragons and damsels in my yard..love them....Michelle
ReplyDeleteLovely little characters aren't they Frank. No wonder they were voted the nations favourite years ago.
ReplyDeleteWonderful series!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGreat, aren't they.
ReplyDeleteWhat a little cutie!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, - lovely to see. Have a nice evening!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots Frank. Those young Robins are so trusting you can't help but worry about them.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite "characters" in one of my favorite books, The Secret Garden, is the robin! I imagine his expressions were just like that.
ReplyDeleteThey are very cute, and you were lucky to get shots like that. I rarely do. My neighbor just rescued two baby robins. 'Tis that season.
ReplyDeleteNice shots. They're cute at that age.
ReplyDeletehow charming, your young robin
ReplyDeleteA beautiful little bird and how delightful to have it sit and pose like that.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a juvenile robin if you can believe that Frank. Fantastic. Carol
ReplyDeleteAdorable..and FAB :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture series you run. Wishing you a good day :) Hanne Bente
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, and MORE cute!!!!
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Isn't he sweet? A little different looking than ours. Nice photos!
ReplyDeleteNice bird!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet looking. Your photos make me smile.
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely precious! Beautifully detailed photographs!
ReplyDeleteA cracking set of shots Frank.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love Robins :). You might enjoy my friend Emily's blipfoto 'Little Larry Academy' - http://www.blipfoto.com/emyjane2
ReplyDeleteJuv robins are stunning nice pics. Mike
ReplyDeleteA most delightful post! Fantastic detail on each and every photograph. How lucky you were be so close to this cutie. Pure sweetness!
ReplyDeleteNice series on the pyoung Robin.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of this youngster Frank! Super detail! I think your Robins over there are much cuter than our American Robins.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for all your appreciative comments.
ReplyDeleteToday I have seen watching young Goldfinches being fed but regretfully due to the rain ... no pics. Cheers FAB.
Beautiful photos of the juvenile robin Frank
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