enog, to wildlife
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Baby Robins, almost ready to take off from our porch 🥳
Sorry, just one picture, and I won’t bother you anymore.
Last year, we had Mourning doves, this year, Robins 😊

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Little Mate singing this evening. In .

A European Robin perched in a bush, singing

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Bramble taking a snack today in .

A juvenile European Robin flies from a fence to a leaf, takes a mealworm and flies away

garrett, to Birds

a tiny European robin sits on a circular sign

a close up of the scene, to show more detail of the tiny bird

Yogthos, to random

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Bramble taking a snack from a buttercup flower this evening in .

A juvenile European Robin flies from a fence to a flower, takes a mealworm from the flower and flies away, all in slow motion.

BathNature, to uk
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Bramble the juvenile this morning in . Bramble is 5 1/2 weeks old and fully independent, trying to their way in the world. This is Bramble's favourite perch, where they sit and wait for an insect to fly past or a spider to run on the ground below.

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Little Mate this morning in . He is very busy bringing food to his mate Maple, who is sat on eggs in the nest right now.

KarenKasparArt, to art
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Can you hear the beautiful song?
A Robin bird sits in a green elderberry bush and sings a beautiful song for you.

Art print - https://karen-kaspar.pixels.com/featured/robin-bird-in-an-elder-bush-karen-kaspar.html

KarenKasparArt, to art
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Can you hear the beautiful song?
A Robin bird sits in a green elderberry bush and sings a beautiful song for you.

Art print - https://karen-kaspar.pixels.com/featured/robin-bird-in-an-elder-bush-karen-kaspar.html

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Bramble (offspring of Hedgy and Hazel) having a snack this evening. Bramble was busy catching flies when I visited this evening, seemed to be enjoying it. In .

A juvenile European Robin flies from a fence to a hand, eats some mealworms and then flies back to the fence.

BathNature, to Birds
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My latest friend, Bramble. Bramble is just over 5 weeks old & is now fully independent. For now, Bramble is hanging around close to the nest site, but will shortly begin to wander further afield in search of a territory. Bramble is now adept at catching food, including flies & fast-moving spiders, so stands a good chance of survival.

A juvenile European Robin, a small brown bird, perched on a barbed-wire fence, facing the camera, head turned to left so only one eye is visible.

BathNature, to random
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Some sad news, 3 days ago my friend Hedgy lost a challenge from a rival male, who is now occupying their territory. Both Hedgy & Hazel are still alive, but will be looking for a new home. I shall miss them dearly, but they are wild birds & this is their way. Both of their surviving fledglings are fine and are now fully independent, and one of them (Bramble) is still hanging around for the time-being. My other Robin pair (Little Mate & Maple) are doing well - Maple is now sitting on eggs.

BathNature, to Birds
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One the fledglings surprised me by taking food from my hand today. This one has also started catching its own food and seems to be getting quite good at it. Won't be long until it will have to go off and set up home somewhere, hopefully nearby.

A fledgling European Robin (a small brown bird) hops from a fence to a hand, eats some mealworms and hops back to the fence.

grickle, to Birds
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Robin Hoodie. https://gricklemart.com/robin-hoodie-pin/

jerzone, to Birds
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Wash away your troubles

Robin in a driveway puddle from recent rains that is taking a vigorous bath

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Hedgy feeding one of his fledglings today in Somerset . Hedgy's mate, Hazel, has made a new nest is currently sitting on the next batch of eggs, leaving Hedgy to look after their little ones from the previous nest.

scozmos, to Birds
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Caption competition? (Now go away before I taunt you another time)

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Hedgy and one of his fledglings today in Somerset .

BathNature, to uk
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My friends Hedgy and Hazel feeding their fledglings today (or in one case attempting to feed one of the chicks a bee, but it turned it down). The chicks left the nest 11 days ago, they can now fly quite well and are starting to find their own food, while still getting plenty from the parents. In
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A collection of clips of fledgling European Robins being fed by their parents. On one occasion a parent drops a mealworm and has to pick it up from the floor, and on another occasion it attemtps to feed its chick a bee, but the chick refuses.

zorbama, to Birds
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Some for y'all.

To begin with, here's a stately American robin which was running along the fence to avoid me.

Close up of an American robin's face
An American robin peeking behind them and over a fence
An American robin turning their back on their photographer

BathNature, to uk
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My friend Hedgy collecting food for his fledglings this evening. At least 3 of the 5 chicks that left the nest 9 days ago are still around, usually hiding in the hedge, and the parents are still feeding them. In .

A European Robin flies to a hand, takes several mealworms and flies away

KarenKasparArt, to Birds
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'Kreisrund'

Unser fluffiges Rotkehlchen an einem kalten Wintermorgen ...

https://karen-kaspar.pixels.com/featured/fluffy-little-robin-bird-in-winter-karen-kaspar.html

eclectech, to photography
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It was finally dry enough to get some proper gardening done this afternoon. Shattered now, but did have some pleasing feathered visitors while I was out there.

eclectech,
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To be fair, ignoring the above failure, the wee robin did give me a couple of nice poses today.

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