I have been in the garden for most of the day weeding and preparing the soil for summer bedding plants.
The birds are wary when I am moving around the garden apart from one... this lovely Robin.
The birds are wary when I am moving around the garden apart from one... this lovely Robin.
As I was digging it was enjoying rich pickings... I captured these pics during a tea break.
I missed out on some wonderful Robin poses... spade in hand instead of a camera.
I wish I knew where it went... Lovely photos of the little fella, he's enjoyed the gardening too!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute little co-gardener. :)
ReplyDeleteHI Andrew... What a deal for the both of you..he gets the bugs that can destroy your garden..Cute post..
ReplyDeleteIsn't it true when your working outside, the best opportunity for shots happen when your doing something else...me I always see lovely butterflies while I am mowing the grass..when I get done I can't see a one once I have the camera in hand : }
Gracexx
The garden Robin, lovely, nice snaps too.
ReplyDeleteReally life is so full on isn't it... Just to be able to take time out to sniff the flowers and kick off the ole slippers. Not easy today, Why the hell is that? The robin a creature that has found benefit through contact with the human... like the dog. Love love such experiences.....
ReplyDeleteincredible photos, the detail is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI think you have a friend for life!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteAwesome series of photo of this little Red Robin. I also like to sit in my garden and watch the birds and other creature go about their business.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of the beautiful robin.
ReplyDeleteAndrew, how extra ordinary tiny life. How nice to see how you love it and price it! Delicious photos,
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of this robin, I like them all!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Louise
Glad your robin posed nicely for you. Beautiful bird and photos.
ReplyDeletegteat photos of a great little bird
ReplyDeleteLooks like the perfect weekend to me Andrew!
ReplyDeleteLove the shots. What a cutie! We have a lot of birds, but they are very shy.
ReplyDeletePerfect field day!
ReplyDeleteLove your robins! They're a bit cuter than ours.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning, Andrew!
ReplyDeleteLove your Photos...so genuine...so pure: charming!
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say: brilliant.
Hugs
Isabel/blueShell
Beautiful pictures of the robin. You need them even with a prey in its beak.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Helma
Nice to have a pal with you while you work in the garden. A cute little one at that!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet companion, he does not seem wary at all.
ReplyDeletebut how do you get anything done with these cutes flying around!!
Andrew, as they say ... bred work :-)
ReplyDeleteBut you'll get a beautiful garden. You could also take pictures at work - great.
Gorgeous captures.
ReplyDeleteWho needs pesticides when you have loyal birds ready to help!
ReplyDeleteHe is such a sweet looking little bird. So different than our Robins. He's definitely prettier than ours.
ReplyDeleteYou may have missed some good shots but these are lovely Andrew!
Great photos of a lovely bird - and how nice to have it stay around while you were gardening.
ReplyDeleteThey do love those little grubs. Once they know you, they make great friends. I bet you had fun taking those shots, I certainly enjoyed seeing them.
ReplyDeleteXOX . . . Ārija
Great captures of a beautiful bird!Thanks for sharing!Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteShantana
Andrew, I adore your little Robin. What a nice companion to share gardening duty with.
ReplyDeleteHugs!
What a cute little garden buddy!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of her feeding. Your robins look so different from ours.
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