Three stages in the life of a UK Robin..
Aug 28, 2016 16:43:35 #
Aug 28, 2016 16:45:22 #
angela k wrote:
Adorable at any stage!! Nice set Jim!
I'm glad you liked them Angela and thanks for looking in i appreciate it very much.
Aug 28, 2016 16:55:49 #
angler wrote:
...the first one was photographed yesterday in Greenodd Cumbria and the second two where photographed last week in Rainford village in Sthelens.
Gret hots angler, love the colors and detail, very well done
Aug 28, 2016 18:37:36 #
Aug 28, 2016 18:55:18 #
Nice series, Angler. It would make an outstanding advert for buying a robin. For $100, the Bronze Package, you get number one and a packet of bird seed. For $200, the Silver Edition, you get robin number two, along with the bird seed and a plastic bird bath. Go for the Gold, robin number three, only $1000, and you get the bird, blue-ribbon sifted seed, a ceramic bath with recirculated holy water, and a UHH member to photograph him bathing!
I personally think one would have to go for the Gold Package, don't you?
I personally think one would have to go for the Gold Package, don't you?
Aug 29, 2016 03:32:20 #
gregoryd45 wrote:
Gret hots angler, love the colors and detail, very well done
Morning Gregory and thanks as always for looking in I appreciate it very much.Glad you liked them.
Aug 29, 2016 06:19:49 #
Aug 29, 2016 06:36:28 #
Treepusher wrote:
Nice series, Angler. It would make an outstanding... (show quote)
I do Randy, gold every time for me and a real money maker as well Thanks for looking in Randy I always appreciate it.Glad you liked them. Aug 29, 2016 06:38:28 #
gwr wrote:
excellent set Jim. #2 is a spot on shot. gary
Morning Gary and thanks as always for looking in i appreciate it very much.Glad you .liked them.
Aug 29, 2016 06:55:11 #
angler wrote:
...the first one was photographed yesterday in Greenodd Cumbria and the second two where photographed last week in Rainford village in Sthelens.
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Very nice, Angler. Over the past year or so, photographs of the UK Robin have been posted in our forum. I am thinking that you may have been one who has done this. I mention this to you because the UK Robin looks to be a much friendlier bird than is the USA Robin. Robins here in the USA can be cantankerous and bossy at times whereas the UK Robin looks to be settled and far more friendlier. Have you noticed these differences with the Robins or are you not familiar with Robins here in the USA? Robins here in Ohio during spring and summer months dedicate most of their time raising and taking care of their young, although; the parent Robins can be quite aggressive. To the contrary, I would imagine that female Robins in certain areas of California spend most of their time taking care of their young while the males donning lavender colored tutus gather together reading poetry to one another while preparing and arranging bouquets of flowers to be photographed in girly guy flower shops.
Aug 29, 2016 06:56:36 #
angler wrote:
...the first one was photographed yesterday in Greenodd Cumbria and the second two where photographed last week in Rainford village in Sthelens.
Jim, excellent series. Nothing else needs to be added except Thank You for sharing.
Greg
Aug 29, 2016 07:12:57 #
rlaugh wrote:
Your robins are so cute...great sequence mate!!
Morning Bob and thanks as always for looking in I always appreciate it.Glad you liked them.
Aug 29, 2016 07:15:36 #
angler wrote:
...the first one was photographed yesterday in Greenodd Cumbria and the second two where photographed last week in Rainford village in Sthelens.
A beautiful little robin no matter what the stage in life. Excellent sharp and beautifully composed jim!!
Aug 29, 2016 07:20:02 #
Zone-System-Grandpa wrote:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++ br br Very nice, Angle... (show quote)
Morning Doug and thanks for looking in I appreciate it very much.Glad you liked them . I've posted lots of photos of the UK Robin Doug and must admit it's my favourite bird as well as our national bird.They are a very inquisitive little bird and a joy to photograph and also they can hold their own when it comes to a bit of battle with the other birds.A few years ago when I used to go fishing regular Robins used to perch on my rods then come to take fishing bait from my hand with no fear at all
Aug 29, 2016 07:22:51 #
CLF wrote:
Jim, excellent series. Nothing else needs to be added except Thank You for sharing.
Greg
Greg
Morning Greg and thanks for looking in it's much appreciated. Glad you liked them.
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