A Robin's Feast
Today's photos were taken by my husband David. Thanks David.
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8 comments:
Hi Anne...fulling up for the winter they are ..lovely David!!
Yesterdays Heron photo where fabulous!!
Grace
he made some great shots. Helen
He took some great shots--He can take them for me anytime!! I've not seen a Robin in a long time, I guess I know where they are! :-)
Thank you, David for sharing the robins with us. Great photos.
Looks like this handsome fellow is fattening himself up for winter.
Good to see a Robin again. Ours have all gone weeks ago.
B.
I bet it is fun watching them pick the berries and eat them. Robins are beautiful birds and we tend to ignore them most of the time.
Great photos celebrating the colour of the season
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