Cape Robin

A Cape Robin come to have a bath whilst the other birds that frequent the garden are eating the seeds that we put out for them.

Alternative capture: http://365project.org/salza/365/2014-05-17

[Hope D Jennings]

Such a pretty bird

[Sheila G]

A lovely chap

[Jan Harris]

Never seen this type of robin before. We don't get those here in the UK.

[Sue Wilde]

This is such a sweet wee bird. Beautiful shot

[Kerri Michaels]

awesome..fav!!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Sweet capture. Such a pretty robin. Ours look very different.

[Candace]

Spectacular shot, so vivid and love the bird's expression! Fav!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Great catch! Our Robins are much different and have a reddish orange breast.

[Susan Golding]

Lovely shot. The terracotta colours blend so well with the pretty bird.

[Gillian]

I love these little cuties. We've got one in our garden that ignores us and just trots around quite unconcerned.

[Eric di Bosco]

Well captured! ...never been able to get a picture of ours...he just does not seem to have any pattern of where he keeps and never stays in one area long enough to get the camera and long lens ready!

[Sally Ings]

@ericdibosco this chap (or one very similar!) comes everyday to the bird bath. This is hand held from about 25 meters away

[Karen H]

Wonderful comp and such a cutie

[Gena Pegg]

I love how the blue in the birdie is complemented by the blue pot and bit of blue in the bird bath. Just lovely!

[Suse♡]

Beautiful shot & love that composition

[Chatreya (Cat)]

I'm enjoying the texture of the feathers. Since (I'm guessing) they are wet, it gives it a painted feel to it.

[Nina Ganci]

gorgeous capture of robin. love its colouring