mmmmm, those look good!

And it looks as though it has a feast to dine on. Nicely captured wv.

Gorgeous Robin Image, Well Done WV, Tfs!!!!!!!!
All The Best
Sue & Simon,

LOL, I think you can be sure they'll stay as long as the berries do. That's what happens when they come here. They sure can get noisy but I love them. Great job with this shot.

Vicki

Well done focusing through those branches, tfs.

Those last berries in Fall are always a good spot for bird shots |=)| I think it may be the thrushes who come first for the last of my berries too this year. A "scout" team of 12 fieldfares took a recon flight over the garden this morning and looked things over from the top of the neighbors' birch tree. Haven't seen any waxwings yet, and the little sargent apples are ripe, so ... but you never know. They could have decided there's something tastier in some other garden and the waxwings may arrive while the thrushes are busy elsewhere. Usually a flock of one of the other will swoop down in mid-October and strip the garden bare. After that, it's just magpies and the seed eaters at the feeder ... until Spring.