Robin by durleybeachbum
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At the feeder this afternoon.
They never used to use the feeders until a few years ago, and now each generation teaches the next.
(The American Robin is in a totally different family, which also contains our Blackbirds and Thrushes.)
This is Tizzy 3 on 10X macro zoom..she is very good really. I have just binned the pics on the same setting I took on the much mre modern TZ18, complete rubbish.
Comments (32)
if ever there was a bird more suited to sit in front of a lens, ive yet to discover it.
wow very nice shot, love that you can see some of the detail in the bird's eye!
So fresh and bright eyed isn't he, if a little ruffled? A Cracking capture of this much loved garden bird, well done! Everynow and then manufacturers get something just right, then they change it and mess it all up - progress!!
Perched for a meal..although I don't remember having robins often on seed feeders! Lovely shot
Fantastic shot. Very well done! 5+
So cute bird, wonderful photo!
A sweetie! :)
Your robins are much cuter and smaller than ours. This is a beautiful shot.
Great color, detail and texture in this capture of the Robin Red Breast and feeder.
A stunning capture of this beautiful little robin.
This is most definitely not what we'd call a robin in Chicago...and outside of pictures, I've never seen this species of bird: well, not that I am consciously aware of. I have to say that I rather like these. I like that there are two different sorts of birds that can bear the same name and express completely different habits. US-American robins are feast on worms and other assorted grass and garden dwellers, and they often find the most ludicrously large worms to wrangle with. These look a bit more demure, reticent, and overall friendly. And as for this shot: I love the details and the incredibly rich color! This is a beautiful image of a beautiful bird.
so cute
wow what a beautiful robin I have seen the red breast around here a lot but never this one excellent shot!~
Such a pretty little thing! A most excellent shot. Your Tizzy 3 knows her stuff! :)
Superb capture Andrea. Tizzy 3 is doing very well. God Bless.
A really excellent shot Andrea, love it.
Lovely shot, and yes they are very different!
Great shot.
Spectacular capture of this little sweetie.
Excellent capture!
Brilliant capture.
Fantastic pic.
Great shot. many congrats on the "Gallery of the month" award
So cute, excellent capture !
I have always loved these little robins. We have visits of them every so often too :) Wonderful shot :)
Wow what great timing. Excellent macro shot Andrea. The details are outstanding.
He looks a bit bedraggled :o) handsome fella though!!
S/he is cute and so much different than our robins! Thank you for putting out a bird feeder.
Great shot ,and sometimes old is gold.
Nice looking small guy. Well done portrait.