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Published: 2012-02-06 11:57:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 5896; Favourites: 430; Downloads: 0
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It's a robin, the same of the picture below.
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My favorite part of the Winter season is watching all of the sweet little birds eating the feed I give them, all the while they look like this. Puffed and round to keep warm, so sweet! 
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i cant get over how completely fat and round these birds are - it cracks me up
nice photo
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I want it in my window to make the photo... lol
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it's because of their feathers.
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I really like this photo, that bird just looks so darn cute.
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I love how you captured this; you truly captured the 'essence' of the bird.
It's so adorable and fat. xD
Great job!
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Hahah anyone else thinking Angry Birds? This guy looks like he is about to give it to some green pigs!
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That's the poofiest robin I've ever seen, or he's just fluffed up XD
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Such unique bird what the name??
if like this-->[link]
Please click on " I Wud wear this"
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What an oddly shaped bird! What is it and what countries is it found? A flock of these little guys must look like someone threw a handful of cotton balls in the air! ; )
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it's a robin, i think he enlarged his feathers for the cold temperature...
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Really! Robins here in Canada look quite different. The coloration is a lighter orange tone covering the full breast and belly with a brown back and darker brown head. They fly south for the winter so we rarely see them in snow scenes except for the occasional spring snowfall.
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I didn't know exist different types, these arrive with the autumn/winter.
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These little guys are just all feathers, arent' they? XD
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How did that bird manage to swallow a tennis ball!?
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