look at her toenails, they need to be clipped, LOL
have fun!
if you are wondering what happened to the rest of the bird, here it is:
M-L
oh, yes, I was that close. Photo is as I took it, only cropped to enlarge the feet.
Do these birds normally have long toenails? Such a lovely bird.
Karen Brisbane southside.
they do Karen, they look even bigger when they are Babies.
To cling to a branch with, I guess. Nature provides the necessities. You were lucky to get so close.
here is a Yellow Robin Baby, look at her toenails:
long and sharp!
The birds in my garden know me, they follow me, I don't have to follow them.LOL
Beautiful yellow coloured feathers, lovely shots. Thanks for pointing out the long claws, M-L. No wonder they can hang onto the side of tree trunks.
Awesome detail M-L. The young ones do look a lot different.
Cheers, Owen.
Talking about long toenails, have a look at the feet of this female White-throated Treecreeper. That's long!!
not a very good photo, but you can still see the feet.
good pics M-L
I've not seen a young Eastern Yellow Robin
Peter
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have fun!
if you are wondering what happened to the rest of the bird, here it is:
M-L
oh, yes, I was that close. Photo is as I took it, only cropped to enlarge the feet.
M-L
Do these birds normally have long toenails? Such a lovely bird.
Karen
Brisbane southside.
they do Karen, they look even bigger when they are Babies.
M-L
To cling to a branch with, I guess. Nature provides the necessities. You were lucky to get so close.
Karen
Brisbane southside.
here is a Yellow Robin Baby, look at her toenails:
long and sharp!
M-L
The birds in my garden know me, they follow me, I don't have to follow them.LOL
M-L
Beautiful yellow coloured feathers, lovely shots. Thanks for pointing out the long claws, M-L. No wonder they can hang onto the side of tree trunks.
Awesome detail M-L. The young ones do look a lot different.
Cheers, Owen.
Talking about long toenails, have a look at the feet of this female White-throated Treecreeper. That's long!!
not a very good photo, but you can still see the feet.
M-L
good pics M-L
I've not seen a young Eastern Yellow Robin
Peter