Thursday, March 20, 2014
Robin
I always think winter is over when the Robins return. I saw a robin earlier in the week and another one this morning while taking Fergus out for his morning walk. He was all puffed up, I'm sure to keep warm in the frosty grass. It would have been a good picture. Of course I didn't have my camera. By the time I got Fergus back in and my camera in hand, Mr. Robin was gone. But he looked a lot like this one from a couple of years ago.
Linking to Alphabet Thursday - today's letter is R
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Great shot. I have been seeing robins on my runs lately.
I just saw one this morning and it made me happy! Bring on Spring!
we see them passing thru here during migrations. love to hear their calls. reminds me of home (wis).
Hoping the beautiful robin is bringing Spring soon ~ Great post for R ~ xxx
artmusedog and carol
Wow, this is an amazing photo! I just love it! I have my very own Robin, except he's not a bird. lol Nice linking up with you through the Alphabe-Thursday classroom! ;)
Beautiful red breast!!
i remember as a kid they would say that robins meant spring - but i don't think it is so. i see them in the winter & fall all the time. who starts these rumors??! ( :
Handsome fellow!
No Robins here yet, but I'm patiently waiting...
What a beautiful Robin! I need to pay more attention to the birds around here, BJ!
I've been noticing robins too. And daffodils! {:-D
Wonderful photo of Mr. Robin! We haven't seen any yet but I hope they appear soon!
Nice shot! The robins don't totally leave here during the winter so seeing them doesn't always mean spring for us.
I usually see my first robin in February as they're passing through on their way north. I wish we had them all summer, but I guess they don't like the heat and humidity.
Robins don't like the heat and dry of where we live here in low desert Arizona.
I miss seeing them in the spring, so I'm glad to stop by your blog and see your neat capture!
Thanks for linking.
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