Robin by Fred255
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Please view full size the colours are much better and true, the systems here for some reason bleach out the colours in the smaller image
Comments (15)
wunderschönes rotkehlchen ein super photo
Beautiful little bird, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Still loving the feather detail on this shot; is this a youngster? I ask because it seems a bit fluffy for an adult, although I don't know how these go, since our robins are so different here.
That colour difference is odd. I love the full size image, fantastic detail and personality!
Your art-work is splendid. 5+!!! I thank you for it.
Outstanding photo Fred! Full view is a must, the extra detail and enhanced colour have to be seen! :)
Beautiful shot and so sharp! Great work :)
Beautiful wee fella and capture, Excellent work, dear David. Hugs for all day. Spider. xx
Well captured wee robin, David. I've always likes them because my gran's garden had a couple sparring for days, trying to decide whose area it was. I only saw one last year (2011) and that was during the summer. We have lots of seagulls and magpies in Glasgow city itself fighting for urban space with the squirrels and foxes. Unfortunately the deer in the Necropolis, next to Glasgow Cathedral were killed so time back, so we have even less diversity this year. Warm regards from a wintry Glasgow ( aye, we're big on irony here ), John.
beautiful little bird, great colors and details, nice shot
Gorgeous! So clear and sharp. Lovely photo.
Wonderful detail :)
full view is much better.beautiful robin
This is a very beautiful!
You know what, you're right. The colours are better zoomed. Thanks for pointing that out; I learned something new today! Lovely shot and detail; robins are little posers, aren't they :)