Wow- robins and daffodils! I guess that means Punxatawney Phil is going to see his shadow (or not- whichever one means Spring is only 6 weeks away- you'd think I'd know this by now!).
Are you serious? Robins and blooms already? It has been a mild season. It was colder back in late fall than it has been so far this winter. At this point it might as well just stay mild and an early spring arrive. (That robin looks chunky!!)
Nature is always full off surprices. Great shot of this lovely robin.
(@randystreat An other small road or a bigger road. Depents on you. I search for this ones. . This are small roads to get the farmer to his orchard)
@randystreat Robins are territorial and don't take other robins' presence on their patch very well. However our garden is large to support 3 robins, (ground feeders), without avian warfare. The robins don't leave, rather I think they act more 'strategically', foraging on the ground whilst the mini flocks of blue tits and greenfinches could be compared to the Battle of Britain as they swoop, dive, dart and try to outdo one another on the 6 nut, seed and fat ball feeders. It's a daily show of fascinating behaviour and derring-do.
@s4sayer I love to watch the birds. The robins, when they are around, act in the same way and actually don't usually come close to the garden or feeders.
February 2nd, 2017
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(@randystreat An other small road or a bigger road. Depents on you. I search for this ones. . This are small roads to get the farmer to his orchard)