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  1. N

    Celebrate new life - Robin hatch and flap 2024

    :)9am-7pm EST live till they fly :)
  2. American Robin

    American Robin

    A regular backyard visitor. Hope you enjoy the image.
  3. Robins Feeding

    Robins Feeding

  4. Robin N3086962

    Robin N3086962

  5. Robin N3086911

    Robin N3086911

  6. Robin Redbreast

    Robin Redbreast

    Robin on their perch
  7. Forest Robin

    Forest Robin

    Interesting and Elusive bird birders and photographers always want to have on their record
  8. Robin O1090776

    Robin O1090776

  9. Robin N2115144

    Robin N2115144

    spring is coming
  10. starting robin N1183312

    starting robin N1183312

  11. Robin

    Robin

  12. robin touchdown

    robin touchdown

  13. robin starting

    robin starting

  14. Robin O1070072

    Robin O1070072

  15. European robin

    European robin

  16. Stare

    Stare

    European robin facing forward. Took this while I was heading to school.
  17. robin family.JPG

    robin family.JPG

    An adult robin standing and feeding his/her kid
  18. Flathead Robin

    Flathead Robin

  19. Robin with leucism

    Robin with leucism

    Robin with leucism
  20. European Robin

    European Robin

    I didn't get to see any speckled juvs this year, so this moulty bird was a nice surprise today. TTTW. Thank you for your comments, and good birding! John
  21. Robin

    Robin

  22. Half juvenile - half adult

    Half juvenile - half adult

    Moulting into adult plumage
  23. Perched European Robin

    Perched European Robin

  24. American robin

    American robin

    It's fledgling season, and everybody needs to (and waits to) eat.
  25. J

    Question about robins

    Hello everyone, I am a huge bird lover from NH and have been watching them in my yard all spring. I was wondering if anyone else has noticed robins to be a particularly observant bird? I see them sitting in the same place for a long period of time (sometimes up to 30 mins), just looking at...
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