Robin (Erithacus rubecula)
After capturing images of the Robin in the hole in my fence yesterday I finally managed to get a few shots of him using my home made log feeder this afternoon.
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I also enjoyed watching the Blackbirds feeding close to my feet as I sat in the garden... this is the female.
The male is the same bird that just a few weeks ago looked bald and scruffy during the moult.
He's a fine looking fellow... don't you think?
16 comments:
Congratulations. Now what is you next goal? Trying to get him to eat out of your hand? ;)
great!! love your blackbirds. such handsome birds!
Well done, Robin and the home made feeder, excellent.
Hi Andrew..Well today I got to your comment section without a half page warning from malware, telling me to turn back or any media-player download to my computer first time is a long time. What's with that ???
I like that log idea and been thinking about trying one myself !
Glad that your little Robin payed it a visit! : )
Gracexxx
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All birds like it, but I love robins and thank you for the beautiful pictures. Yours.
That log feeder is very popular! Glad to see you got shots of the robin using it! Your male blackbirds are very striking!
Very nice shots Andrew ..... well done again.
Greetings, Joop
You are getting some excellent photos of your feathered friends lately.
Beautiful set of photos
I do like that last shot. He is a fine looking fellow, for certain!
Your log feeder is very creative.
Visiting late from Camera Critters.
Your comment on my critter post will be very much appreciated!
Hi Andrew,
What a nice series of bird pictures. The little robin is stunning. We do the same here, and feed the birds during the winter with a home made log feeder filled with natural crunchy peanut butter, they love it!
You are right about the male blackbird, he really is a beauty!
Have a nice week!
Louise
Lovely post, just hoping Finn hasn't seen it yet, or we'll have "drilling holes in logs" on the agenda for the week :)
Congrats, Drew! Lovely images!
i did not realize the female black birds were different, she is beautiful. i like the look you were getting from the Robin. and it amazes me how it stands on the side of the limb.
Each year we have a nesting Blackbird in our garden and a resident Robin. Both birds are very dear to me. Great photos! :)
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