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Published: 2014-04-05 18:06:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 2390; Favourites: 202; Downloads: 26
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How cute. I wish he/she was in my yard.
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Yes, we are very lucky to have our little robins. It seems we have adopted it as our national bird.
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It was taken very beqautifully also.
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Thank you Debasish, that is most kind.
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Your pictures are good.Ā
You know already that I like them.
Also, my regards for all the faves that you made.
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Aww thank you and no problem, you're welcome
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Oh he was and, such a happy little chap! Thank you for commenting and faving.
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The little inflated guy looks very self-conscious of how he looks in the morning to find his friends. Or is he looking for a wife?
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Perhaps he has a ring on your next visit, excelent shot!
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Thank you and I will keep my fingers crossed for him (unless of course my little robin friend is a 'her'!!)Ā
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perhaps he found more than one and you will see the patchwork family?
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I will keep my eyes open!!
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pls care for privacy and let nature have families.
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I always do but, this little chap was in a public Botanical Garden and obviously very used to people being around.
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Perhaps the chap has more than one identity?
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Perhaps. I couldn't ask ... I didn't understand a word he said!!
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Who really understands men looking for a wifes.
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Who indeed? Or even when they have found one!!!!
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and looking for the next for reproduction.
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This is a gorgeous shot!
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Thank you Tea, I have to thank the robin for being such a cooperative subject!
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Thank you .. very encouraging but, I must give credit to the patience of the model!!
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Aww thanks ... pleased you like it. Looks like he/she is about to explode!!
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What a cute little bird, and he's so fat. XDĀ
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He is isn't he. I always thought they fluffed up like that when it was cold but, it wasn't especially cold so not sure why he was so fat. Perhaps he was just a greedy little chap!!
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Aww, little birdie! Very nice close-up! 
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Agreed: every garden should have one! This little one I spotted in a local Botanic Garden. It just sat there in the yew hedge and posed!!
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It's so nice when they pose. They almost never do. 
I've got a few robins in the garden, but nope. They won't sit still long enough for me to take one really good picture of them.
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No they don't sit still in our garden. Photographing them is almost impossible. Maybe this one just gets very used to people, as it is in a public garden.
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Yes, that sounds very likely.
"My" birds are more used to cats than humans, I think, but at least that's good because the big majority of them survive just fine with all the cats around.
There's one special coal tit that likes to tease the cats. He's a very cocky little bird. He sits just out of reach and makes some sort of screeching noise at the cats. He makes it at me too sometimes when I bring out bird food. He's done it for years.
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Had forgotten about our cats!! That may explain the robin's reluctance to hang around in our garden!!
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