This little fellow appreciated me moving piles of wood around (exposing insects) so much that he decided to pose for me :-)
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Lovely shot Soakes. They are curious little birds. We have a couple here on our property and they follow me around the garden from time to time.
Kathiemt
Selby, Victoria
Yes, it's amazing how quickly they appear after I have been cutting wood or mowing or moving piles of rubbish - anything that exposes a few insects. The robins are always first there!
- soakes
soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia
This is great Soakes! Love the pose and setting.
Cheers, Owen.
Great shot soakes.
She looks a bit wet, was it raining? I love the way she klings to the tree, they fly at great speed, and land on the trees. I'm sure they see you coming with your shovel, sometimes they even sit on it. At our place they love the horsepoo pile, because it's full of worms and bugs.
M-L
I'm not quite sure why s/he looks a bit scruffy. It wasn't raining, but the grass might have been damp.
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soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia
Beautiful photo soakes. I love the robins - such curious and jolly little birds. At one of my research field sites I had one that would follow me all the way along my survey transect.
Haha soakes, Yellow Robin girls always look a bit dirtier than the boys, they don't have to impress, it's the boys that have to look beautiful. Otherwise they might not make husband (that is breeding) material, she will take the best looking one.
M-L
Nice photo Soakes, I love when they land on trees in this pose it always looks impressive.
Regards
Shane