2016 06 17 Mum and Baby

Lovely to see the Robin with her baby in the tree. He looks a bit put out as she didn't have any food for his this time. I think she must be worn out!!

Many thanks for the lovely comments and Favs on yesterday's shots both of which made an appearance on the PP - so lovely to see them there!!

[Mark Prince]

Great shot, I have had two adult Robins whizzing backwards and forwards with food in the garden. I have also seen the young Robins feeding themselves, but I haven't seen adults and young together yet.

[Catherine P]

Stunning capture and fav

[Padlock]

Great capture . Love armchair wildlife photography.

[Rosie Kind]

Such a lovely capture - Fav

[Karen Mitchell]

Wonderful little family scene, super shot.

[Issi Bannerman]

A bit of chat going on there, I can just hear it; ... 'now dear, you must remember ...' ... 'yes mum' ...

[carol white]

A beautiful capture. Fav!! 😃

[Milanie]

Wonderful focus and such a cute scene.

[PhylM-S]

The babies always look so grumpy. I love this.

[colinbarber013]

Great capture Pam

[Hazel]

I didn't know robins could have such expressive faces!

[Elyse Klemchuk]

Look at the two of them, how sweet!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

precious pair, what a lovely shot :) fav

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Beautiful shot. Fav

[ShirleyB]

Lovely to see the difference between the young and adult. It must be a very hard time of your for adult birds.

[sally agnew]

A lovely couple, love the fledgling's plumage :)

[Leon Buijs]

Lovely capture

[Taffy]

The baby is almost as big as the mom! Very cool capture.

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous

[Babs]

Baby is very fluffed up. He looks bigger than Mum.

[Marnie]

Crikey, the baby is as big as the hen.

[Helen Westerbeke]

stunning

[HTGT]

Always amazes me that the babies don't have a red chest!

[Phil]

I wouldn't have even known it was a baby robin. Well spotted. (Birds love that bit of curved metal, don't they!)