What Comes Naturally by mickuk50
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Evening all :o)
I watched this Robin for well over an hour ,backwards and forwards gathering material for a nest that is at the bottom of my garden in a nest box I`ve put up .
Thanks for taking a look and take care :o)
Mick
Comments (19)
fabulous image mick!
sooo nice image!!!! Very beautiful!!!!
cool capture i have a robin near my house i got him on picture of him took some time though as he never stayed still. my robin looks so fat up to yrs lol great shot not easy to get these picture and building a nest too well done.
That sweet image! :)
One of my favourite birds in the Robin, that flash of red as it flies across my garden. Excellent capture Mick. Tony.
You might like to join the recording scheme...google Nest Box Challenge. Great pic!
oh its wonderful !
It is fun to watch birds build their nests. Quite a neat capture.
Incredible Mick superb capture hugs lou x
wow!!! excellent capture!!
This is really marvelous! It is focused on it's task. Fabulous! It pays to sit and wait. :-)
Wow, what a great shot--it's just wonderful!!
What a fun way to pass the afternoon! They're so interesting to watch.
Great shot.
Cool Robin shot Mick, fascinating to watch them collecting stuff for building!
What a cute one Mick. Lovely capture.Very busy little guy. LOL
Great shot Mick, not one of your best but still a cracker and to have it nesting in your garden you will have plenty of time to study it. We had a couple of Great Tits checking out our nest box but they decide not to use it this year. It was funny watching them though, they both went in and had a look around, they still come and use the feeder though so they aren't far away. Excellent work. Bravo!!!!!
WONDERFUL SHOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great capture of the little guy at work Mick