Thank you for Iooking in/commenting on my shots. I do appreciate your kindness.
I caught this robin just as it was lining itself up with the feeder prior to launching itself at it. It looks so focused and purposeful.
The photo quality isn't as good as if I'd been standing outside. If I had been, there probably would just have been a shot of the Viburnum minus the robin! :-D
PS The Viburnum is flowering on schedule.
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His expression is priceless. Good captrue at the right moment. I havnt had the robin in my garden for ages. I hear him singing but as soon as I pointed the big lens at him (he was in a tree over the back) he flew off!
Looks like you are enjoying your new camera and lens. I think I have a little bit of lens envy :-o, I see to get this shot you are shooting with a 300mm.
Oh and I’m still looking out for the robin, I feel this is the year he will let his guard down and I’ll get him.
Aw, thank you for the smashing comments, everyone. :-) @natsnell Oh, yes, it's great fun, thank you. And Lester and I decided to do some S.K.I.ing :-). Good luck with the robin! You'll get him. Does Harry Cat act as much of a deterrent? @clairefisher Thank you, Claire. :-) Yes, it is indeed the same plant.
Oh and I’m still looking out for the robin, I feel this is the year he will let his guard down and I’ll get him.
@natsnell Oh, yes, it's great fun, thank you. And Lester and I decided to do some S.K.I.ing :-). Good luck with the robin! You'll get him. Does Harry Cat act as much of a deterrent?
@clairefisher Thank you, Claire. :-) Yes, it is indeed the same plant.
are the female robins as pretty as the males??