I saw an American Robin in our feeder area and going to our garden room to tell of its
appearance, the Robin turned the corner of the house and landed in the Mountain Ash tree right in front of us; and I immed- iately thought of Ruby Tuesday as I watched it start to eat the red berries! WOW ... wonderful , oh wonderful!.
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Great colour combination!
ReplyDeletePerfect picture,with the berry in mid air.I love the Robin amongst the berries.
ReplyDeleteWOW - well captured!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, love the first pic with the berry in mid air.
ReplyDeleteSuperb shot!
ReplyDeletePaz
Great Robin & Berries shot.Never knew the Ash had berries though. I live, blog & learn.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
From Felisol
Suddenly it's Christmas for the Robin! Nice zoom on the pictures!
ReplyDeleteMy RT entries are posted here and here. Happy Tuesday!
Wow, Ann - what a spectacular capture. Bravo! (And Happy Ruby Tuesday.)
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a robin in months. Do you belong to the PFW e-mail list? There are some very nice people on it..
ReplyDeleteThe red berries are quite ruby, indeed. Although the breast on this robin has more of a deep ruby color instead of the more usual burnt orange. Maybe its the sky?
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, wonderful, oh wonderful! Happy Ruby Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Nice photo....
ReplyDeleteHere's mine:
Chips and Salsa and
Shabu-shabu on the go
Happy Ruby Tuesday!!
QWhat a great catch I love the berry in beak shot
ReplyDeleteThese shots are indeed perfect for a Ruby Tuesday.
ReplyDelete2nd pic: Perfect timing!
ReplyDeleteYou take wonderful outdoor photos! Perhaps you could ocaissonally describe how you take your photos for those of us photographically handicapped! What is the tree the robin is in?
ReplyDeleteWhat a capture! Awesome RT!! :D
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. For some reason it reminds me of a year eternities ago when I was in my teens and we had cedar waxwings (rare visitors) who got a touch tipsy on berries from (I think) a "firethorn" bush. Don't know why this beautiful robin shot reminded me of it, but it did.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool shot, it almost looks like a painting.
ReplyDeleteJust stunning. I love these photos. Thanks for two great shots. Perfect Ruby Tuesday post.
ReplyDeleteThe first is an enchanting photo and the 2nd looks like a romantic painting of the first one! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! These are gorgeous! To see the robin eating the berries is AWESOME! Great work and Perfect for Ruby Tuesday!!
ReplyDeleteThe robins are crazy for the mountain ash berries this time of year!
ReplyDeleteOh, WoW! These are wonderful - that mid-air berry in the first one is incredible.
ReplyDeleteReally terrific shots! And what beautiful intense color!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture! There's even a berry on the run :o)
ReplyDeleteI like the first shot with the berry in mid air. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific! It's amazing that you captured that first berry in the air away from his mouth! That looks like a good tree to have for feeding birds! Perfect Ruby Tuesday post!
ReplyDeletewhat a perfect shot!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that picture and how you captured it.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the berry in mid air!
ReplyDeleteOrange and bright red: such a vibrant photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a photograph. I just can't get birds with my camera. Partly, it's my impatience in waiting for them to come to me.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the gorgeous photo.
wow wonderful is right!!
ReplyDeletewhat a fabulous moment! he looks so pleased with his meal.
Wonderful capture! How did you do it?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.
Happy Ruby Tuesday.
Great shots and definitely plenty of red! I like in the first shot that the berry is suspended in the air in it's beak. :-) Cool!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! Fantastic photo of the Robin holding the bright red berry in its beak. I'm curious as to how you took the first one - it looks as if the berry is in midair. Are these the berries that the Robins get tipsy on?
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ReplyDeleteThese are Mountain Ash berries in a tree outside my windows. I saw two Robins in the tree and noticed that they were eating the berries. I simply took a burst of pictures whenever I saw them reaching and feeding on the berries. I think the one falling in mid-air was caused when one of the Robins was pulling on one of the berries.
Glad you enjoyed the photos. I was really pleased when I realized the action that I had caught.
beautiful captures..!
ReplyDeleteOh, that is a gorgeous RT! I didnt know Robins ate Mountain Ash berries. I haven't seen Robins in a while, and I assumed they had all flown South.
ReplyDeleteHappy RT even though I'm a day late.
Amazing photos (as usual) Ann and what a great offering for Ruby Tuesday.
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Wow, beautiful photos, Ann! I love the "action" shot as poor Robin drops his ruby snack.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a good Thanksgiving!
~Kyle
Love that new header! I assume we will see more shots of these birds???
ReplyDeleteNow that is one lucky Robin...
ReplyDeleteThe Robin is my very favorite bird, very nice photos. I raised a Robin from a broken egg shell, his name was King Arthur, I invite you to my blog site to read his story.
ReplyDeleteWow what a stunning photo. Gorgeous shot!! Love it!
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