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  1. Loads!

    Loads!

    The Robins appear to have had a great breeding year round there, for there were loads of youngsters of varying ages. Even just recently I saw at least 5 individual adults at the Mause feeders.
  2. European Robin

    European Robin

  3. robin

    robin

  4. Growing up

    Growing up

    I think this young Robin now qualifies as a juvenile, rather than fledgling, as he's started to get some red feathering on his breast. He seems to have been attracted to the coconut just like the Blue Tit had been LOL
  5. Robin in the snow N1118169

    Robin in the snow N1118169

  6. Robin

    Robin

  7. Baby face

    Baby face

    I think this Robin has now gained some independence as he was finding some food for himself. He's already found how delicious peanut butter is!! Hope you're all recovering from your hangovers now LOL
  8. Ground feeding

    Ground feeding

    There are a number of feeders at the feeding station in the woodland at Kinnordy. As well as topping up some of the feeders when we go, we usually scatter some seeds on the ground round about. A Robin approached through some stinging nettles and appeared to be quite unscathed!
  9. Rotkehlchen JF.jpg

    Rotkehlchen JF.jpg

  10. Portrait 2: Robin NB264399

    Portrait 2: Robin NB264399

  11. European Robin

    European Robin

  12. Babies were out

    Babies were out

    I think this fledgling Robin was the first youngster I saw at the Mause feeders this year. Unfortunately he was a bit distant, and I didn't get the focus quite right. But I do try to record everything I can at this site.
  13. Robin

    Robin

    Slight out of focus due to being deeply in shadow
  14. Robin O1070059

    Robin O1070059

    I did some image processing of pics from the last winter. Taken out of the hide.
  15. starting robin N6092323

    starting robin N6092323

  16. Dare I try and get some?

    Dare I try and get some?

    "I just love peanut butter". I spotted a Robin creeping round the tree trunk, looking rather furtive LOL. I do smear some pnb on the tree trunk, so many of the birds seem to love it and it goes very quickly. Maybe I'll get a Pine Marten or badger there one day LOL. Saturday Fun
  17. N6092324_hfgr.jpg

    N6092324_hfgr.jpg

    starting robin
  18. Robin

    Robin

  19. Robby

    Robby

    The frustrating Sunday continued, albeit with some quality bird sightings! We entered a sharp bend when we heard a Robin singing, so I pulled in to a field gateway so we could look around. Eventually I spotted it in the hedgerow (which had been well and truly mangled by the looks of it). It was...
  20. European Robin

    European Robin

    Through window glass. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  21. Robin N3086962

    Robin N3086962

  22. Robin N3086911

    Robin N3086911

  23. Robin

    Robin

  24. Homey

    Homey

    This Robin lives in a twig pile left for that purpose right on the edge of the feeder area.
  25. European Robin

    European Robin

    Through window glass. Thank you for your comments and good birding! John PS: I was in two minds about mentioning it, but one day last week I woke to find my right hand wasn't working properly. Scans etc showed no stroke but a "nerve injury" resulting in "isolated wrist drop". I can use...
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