Saturday, July 14, 2018

Saturday Critters ~ 239 ~

The bird bath sees a lot of action during the hot summer months.
The American Robin 
is a frequent visitor for both drinks and cooling off.










I wonder if he/she was checking overhead for the hawk,
just to be sure it was safe to go in the water?

The hubs scrubs the bird bath frequently and we put fresh water in it every day.

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25 comments:

David M. Gascoigne, said...

Kudos to you for taking such good care of your bird bath. I have no doubt that it contributes in no small way to the well being of the birds you seek to attract. American Robins seem to take greater delight than most in bathing. In this hot weather it must be a special relief to have such a reliable source of water.

italiafinlandia said...

What joyful shots!
Happy weekend!

Brian King said...

Great photos! I find robins to be the worst offenders when it comes to splashing all of the water out! I often have to refill the bird bath during hot weather. They like their bath time!

Sally said...

Love these, Debbie. I don't think we have seen the American Robins here. Your photo's always blow me away. :)

xoxo

Debbie said...

thank you david, i do see the robins more than any other bird in the bird bath!

Debbie said...

hehehe, yes, so true!!!

eileeninmd said...

Hello Debbie. Cute series on the Robin. I hope he was keeping an eye out for the hawk. Best to be safe. Thanks so much for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend! PS, thanks for your visit and comment.

Marie Smith said...

Robins aresuch wonderful birds and so under-appreciated in my opinion. Great post Debbie.

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

Looks like a perfect place to cool off. Neat photos with the water droplets. The robins come through here at Christmas time! Hugs!

Kim said...

A clean water bird bath would surely be a wonderful temptation to a hot bird. Gorgeous photos. Love the look of 'your' robin in the second photo!

Conniecrafter said...

very cool, you have caught some really neat pics of the water flying off of him, that is so cool.
We are right in the middle of some more bad storms here, more flooding, the birds here have plenty of water

Farm Girl said...

What neat pictures. I was wondering what he was looking at too.

Linda said...

I could look at your photos all day long!!!

Linda said...

Fantastic sequence of the robin at the bath!

BeachGypsy said...

Hi there Debbie, Mr. Front Porch cleaned and filled my bird feeders and the water dishes for me today too and I sure appreciated it. Loved these pictures of the bird enjoying the nice cool water. They sure do love it, don't they?---fun to watch them. I know they appreciate anything we put out for them, they really do.

Author R. Mac Wheeler said...

That reminds me...I need to reshen the water in our birdbath.

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LeAnn said...

I do love the Robins. These photos are terrific. I love how you take care of your birds and enjoy them so much. It so awesome. I like the bed bath and I must go out and get one. We had one when were lived in Spokane and I loved watching the birds in them.
Blessings and hugs!

Louca por porcelana said...

Your photos are stunning!Super cute!

Ida said...

That is just so cute and fun to see.

Karen Lakis said...

The robin appears to be enjoying your birdbath- and now that it’s all clean and dapper, he’s (she’s?) all ready for a date.

Lea said...

A wonderful series of photos!
Have a great weekend!

eileeninmd said...

Hello Debbie, I love the bath time shots of the Robin! They are so cute, great series of photos. No rain today, we need some sun shine. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend! PS, thank also for the comment on my post.

Small City Scenes said...

Robin is looking at you and says--" are you watching me bathe?" Hmmmmmm
MB

Linda said...

Excellent sequence!