We are where the Robins Winter

Growing up in Wyoming, it was a huge deal to see the first Robin in April or May, because then you knew that in spite of the snow outside, spring was not long away. Here, in October through March, my yard swarms with Robins hunting earthworms and slugs, after each rain, and in February when this bush gets berries it also gets robins.

[karenann]

So that's where they are! And you've got quite a few there . . this is a great capture. I haven't seen the first one yet, but I know that they're coming. You have just about the most perfect weather, Dixie. I love your climate.

[Diana]

Here too, a robin siting is a sign of Spring....send them home, please! Beautiful photo!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Looking forward to their return here- it's not too far off but just enough to make you long for it! Nice shot!

[Joyce Wells]

I'm looking forward to their return, too - but at least I can see them through your photos!

[Howard Steele]

great shot

[Anne ❀]

lovely shot! we see them all year round, but very rarely in winter.

[Vanilla Spice]

THis is awesome! I hope they are saying spring is near, my poor daughter in Western CO could use a break!

[Terry]

posing for you.

[D Enezi]

Very nice shot! I heard birds singing outside the window this morning when I woke up for work -- I knew it was going to be a gorgeous weather day. I hope the Robins are giving the same signals there.