...that is a really lovely picture on there right now!
Cheers to Ben for sending it in. Anyone else got something similar to share?
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Just what I was thinking. That's a great pic
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Yeah, I was just looking at that. Fantastic photo, robins are cheeky little buggers, but to get one to pose like that is brilliant. I'd be chuffed to bits.
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Ace for Xmas card.
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love robins, very festive, awesome pic!
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I think i'll get a wren, should be a few grams lighter
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Yep, brilliant. He looks as if he's freezing his nuts off......which kinda adds to the quality
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If it's Robins you want...
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Great photo!
He's certainly a well fed little feller.Posted 2 years ago # -
Anyone know the venue? I'm guessing Pinewoods.
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lol
I think i'll get a wren, should be a few grams lighter
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great pic, but the ruffians are the wrong way up, embossed logo to the bottom please!
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Only a couple of days ago, but no snow in Wiltahire at the time! Yaken on a wee digital so he was just a couple of feet away.
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Coed-y-Brenin, ealrier this year.
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Robins scare the sh!t out of me.
The way the little beggars follow you around when you're digging, it's just not right. There you are, minding your own business, thinking the robin's fooked off and you turn around and guess what? There's the wee sly red bastid with his head cocked to one side... looking at yer...
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I've no problem with Robins, it's Squirrels in the park that unnerve me.
It's the way one dances about on the path pretending to be all cute and fluffy, then all of a sudden you notice the 2 or 3 lurking in the branches and bushes to the side of you just like the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park...
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robin at dalbyPosted 2 years ago # -
Hmm I can see a new thread starting...."What Robin for mud/snow/hard pack" etc.
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is this is a robin love in.then count me in as well.i a robin this morning whilst i was making a coffee.i have tried conversing in a bad whistling fashion,the robin just looks at me as if to say "what a wa**er".
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So cute to look at but very territorial and will kill another robin if needs be.
It's not fat 'cos he's well fed, they plump up their bodies and feathers to keep themselves warm.Gorgeous pictures - more please.
Oh yes, don't forget to put lots of bird food out during this cold spell ( not bread though), it has not nutrition.
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car park at swinley
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Dart Valley a couple of days ago.........
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Thanks for the comments,
Was just lucky he landed there, perfectly lit, while I was taking another shot. Still chuffed to get the pic and to see a Robin-based thread!
Ben
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Ben
Can you email me a hi res copy of that? It would be a nice pic to have as my wallpaper. Address in profile.
Thanks
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I've just had a mini excitement coming back from the loacl shops.
Climbing up the locks of our local canal I spot a kingfisher, sitting on the top lock gates. I got really close, then it flew off down the canal. I'm guessing it there because it's one of only a few places that still have running water and aren't iced up.Posted 2 years ago # -
Nice pic mart! I took one just like that...........
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Fairly old now but...
The cheeky little sod actually stayed on my foot long enough for me to get the camera out of my camelbak, out of its case, turned on and shot taken. Absolutely not concerned by the flash either.
There *would* have been trouble if it had shat on my saddle though...
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The Robin on the foot is excellent
The way the little beggars follow you around when you're digging, it's just not right.
Well the suggestion to why robins do that, is that they probably evolved to take advantage of animals such as wild pigs which rummage around in woodland looking for food. As they dig and turn the soil over with their snouts looking for tasty morsels to eat, the robins learnt that if they were quick enough, they could grab themselves a juicy worm or grub. Since humans have always had a quite a fondness for the cheeky little robins, they've adapted that and gardeners are now the new pigs.
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'ello Polly
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Ayatollahofniche .....I don't know how to say this.....but....this robin of yours ......looks like 'e's passed on! This robin is no more! He has ceased to be! 'E's expired and gone to meet 'is maker! 'E's a stiff! Bereft of life, 'e rests in peace! If you hadn't glued 'im to your glove 'e'd be pushing up the daisies! 'Is metabolic processes are now 'istory! 'E's off the twig! 'E's kicked the bucket, 'e's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisibile!! THIS IS AN EX-ROBIN!!
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....nice picture though
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the norwegian blue always sleeps on its back
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The robin is colour co-ordinated with the glasses and bike. Me like
I seem to remember a baby robin thread from a few years ago.
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