I have not seen them in weeks, yesterday the yard was filled with them!!
I consider them my "Spring" birds,
as they appear first, often while snow is still on the ground.
I have always called them "Robin Red Breast", I don't know why!!
Good thing the hubs cleaned and filled the bird bath.
They were more interested in the water,
not the food buffet I had laid out!!
must be heading southward, then. :)
ReplyDeleteWe also have red breasted little bird here in Belgium.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
These are gorgeous! I love Robins!
ReplyDeleteI love the robins. They show up here about the 1st of March.
ReplyDeleteI never see them until the spring either so it was nice to see them. They are that bit of encouragement in the winter when you don't think it will ever get warm and then they show up. They must have had little parched throats from their journey.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful robin!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
Word is out....Debbie's place is the place to be. I saw a group of robins last week. I'm thinking they are just taking a break from their journey south. I love Robins, they are our state bird!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen you said you always called them Robin Red Breast it reminded me of a poem I learned way back 100 years ago. Of course I have forgotten it but I do know it was about Little Robin Red Breast.
ReplyDeleteAround here, robins are always the true harbingers of spring. I think they have a condo in Florida and enjoy the winter there! Love the cute photos.
ReplyDeleteT have not seen him for a very time too.
ReplyDeleteRobin of Batman.
I hope they are not confused and stay....These are great shots....maybe just thirsty from passing through....
ReplyDeleteWe still have some hanging around here. I keep telling them it's time to go!
ReplyDeleteThe common Robin is still a treat to see.I think that they may all have left my area by now.
ReplyDeleteI don't see them around the yard any longer, but we still have them in the area. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteFotografiar a las aves y sus entornos és maravilloso
ReplyDeleteFotografiar a las aves y sus entornos és maravilloso
ReplyDeleteI always love your bird pictures. I find myself looking for them more often and I am becoming fascinated by them. I have some duck pictures to post soon.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
I always love your bird pictures. I find myself looking for them more often and I am becoming fascinated by them. I have some duck pictures to post soon.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
I always love your bird pictures. I find myself looking for them more often and I am becoming fascinated by them. I have some duck pictures to post soon.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
HI Lovely photographs of these pretty birds.
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie ! I love your bird pictures :)
ReplyDeleteHope he stops by our yard for a awhile :)
ReplyDeleteI too call them Robin Redbreast.. its an ole nursery rhyme.
She looks so regal! I wonder if she's headed my way? :-)
ReplyDeleteDebbie, pretty shots of your Robin! Glad they stopped by your yard, maybe they will stay awhile.
ReplyDeleteYou always capture photos of birds with such clarity and crispness! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the Robin's (I call them the same thing) - Perhaps they are confused about the season as they generally are a spring bird.
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