Monday, August 25, 2008

Robin Redbreast: for Ruby Tuesday

And, no, our leaves haven't turned here yet, but I thought this photo from my archives of a Robin, with such a lovely frame of coloured leaves, was a good Ruby Tuesday subject.
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25 comments:

  1. Nice shot for Ruby Tuesday. Such a pretty bird too. I've got to say I've in awe of that monarch cocoon over on the right. Wow! I saw my first today on another blog but it must have been a newer cocoon because you can clearly see the butterfly's wings in this one. Wow!

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  2. Lovely robin. But what really got me was all those orange and yellow leaves; I guess the weather is really turning where you are! The leaves form beautiful frame for a majestic little bird.

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  3. Awe! These birds are so feisty! :)
    Love the colors in this one!
    Cheers, Klaus

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  4. Nothing say Ruby Tuesday quite like a robin. There were eight of them in my yard this evening when I got home from work.
    Nicely done.
    Have a great Ruby Tuesday.

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  5. Anonymous10:23 PM

    Great capture for Ruby Tuesday!

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  6. It looks like autumn there. That's a beautiful Robin Redbreast!

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  7. That birdie looks resplendent set against the serious earth tones on the autumnal leaves!

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  8. The blue sky in the background is just as stunning as the red. Great shot.

    My Ruby Tuesday is Ruby Tuesday and Baby Boy Lost

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  9. A gorgeous image that makes me long for fall!

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  10. Sorry folks for not having mentioned that this was a photo from my archives taken in the fall of another year. We still have green leaves here too except for the occasional one that has already changed.

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  11. The leafs and the bird suit each other just perfectly! What a great autumn shot.

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  12. wonderful capture!very nice

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  13. Anonymous7:19 AM

    Lovely bird and "red" photo. I'm so looking forward to autumn weather. Yes! ;-)

    Paz

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  14. Such a peaceful scene. Thank you for sharing.

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  15. Such a sweet, cute pic!

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  16. And you were so right! He's wonderful. I wish we had foliage here. =(

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  17. When I saw the red laves, I was worried that fall had already arrived in New Brunswick. PHEW!

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  18. This is a wonderful photo. The colors are so vibrant. Beautiful!!

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  19. Lovely shot! Robins always seem a bit ignored to me, for the flashy birds that come to our feeders. It inspired me to try my own Ruby Tuesday because it reminded me of some photos I had :-)

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  20. I haven't seen robins lately. I guess they are gathering in their flocks and feeding. A sign of fall I guess...

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  21. Robins aren't usually what I think of when I consider the word "stately" as it applies to birds. But this one... I think it fits.
    Nicely done!
    - Mojo

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  22. mojo:
    I think s/he is pretty classy too.

    rambling:
    I never notice when they seem to disappear but then in late summer, early fall I start to notice they are back again.

    mary:
    I know what you mean about them seeing to be ignored. I wait and wait in the spring for that exciting glimpse of their red breast, then they become a dime a dozen overnight. They are beautiful birds.

    linda:
    Glad that you enjoy. There is none other like the Robin, to me they are the bird.

    er tour guide:
    When fall truly comes we will know it; lots of beautiful reds and hues for Ruby Tuesday then!!

    willthink4wine:
    There is nothing more spectacular than the beauty that comes with the changing leaves in fall.

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  23. Anonymous4:07 PM

    What a cool shot for the theme! And a great capture, I find bird photography quite difficult

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  24. Anonymous8:30 AM

    What can I say other than the robin is my favourite bird - I just wish I had a few more in my garden!!

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