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@ 2008-02-14 – 16:00:47
the robin is not one of my favourite birds because they're so pushy.
like this one, who i am sure wanted to take me on because i ventured near his tree.
he's really giving me the eye, isn't he? little devil.
but i did promise prettyintelligent princess a robin, and i'm a man of my word.
and this is one of my better photographs.
so here you are.
meet robin - if you think you're hard enough.
Not-Herneschase
kevinwilson
Pro yes they are rather lovely aren't they?
but i think i love the wren more - i would marry one of them, if i was a male wren, that is.
Not-Herneschase
I was always confused as a child by the fact that all wrens were Jenny. What were the boys called?
kevinwilson
Pro well i used to call them ronny.
Angelwishes
A special sight... i don't see many of them in our garden.... and i think they have really great characters...
kevinwilson
Pro yes, they are great to watch.
the one outside my window is even prepared to chase wood pigeons away!
You can tell they're hard. They're always out robin.
Thievin' gits.
kevinwilson
Pro it's true.
i've seen them wait till a blackbird pulled a worm out of the ground, then swoop in and nick it.
Oregano
Pro I agree with you. I have always wondered why they are described as 'cute' or 'sweet' when they are real bullies in the garden.
He's giving you the eye because he thinks he owns your garden!
kevinwilson
Pro i know.
they're fun to watch but i wouldn't have one as a pet!
EllieGant
Aaaah, he's lovely. I love them even though they are bossy, like the blackbirds.
kevinwilson
Pro i know - they do look good.
deana24
He's quite a toughy, isn't he. I like the fat, fluffy 'flamin' hell it's cold' ones. That one looks like he's fighting fit and ready to rumble.
kevinwilson
Pro i know what you mean.
they're the ones bopping around on the frosty ground looking bright red and high on adrenaline.
deana24
It's the only way to be really.
Prettyintelligentprincess
Pro You know what...he is just so not as feisty looking as my robin!!! Mine is blazing red....and he absolutely rules the roost....apart from robin 2...his girlfriend...she's gentle and less red, so I suspect this photo maybe a girl! and robin 3 keeps trying...but they fight in the air!!! Robin 1 and robin 3 just fly at each other mid air and collide, retreat and then do it again!!!
But thanks Kev. Lovely lovely birds. x
kevinwilson
Pro definitely a bossy male.
he stood there and glared at me until i was well away from his patch!
xx
tylluanpenry
I like robins.... we have a couple who keep trying to get into our kitchen. It sends the dogs potty!
kevinwilson
Pro i'd love to see that!
don't suppose the robins would be at all intimidated by your dogs though!
rubychoo
Tomato-soup breast.
Very defiant.
Watch your back !
kevinwilson
Pro that sums it up very well!
i was thinking of getting you a robin for your birthday - you being ruby, an' all.
rubychoo
Thankyou, that is very kind.
I didn't know Faberge did ruby-encrusted robins !
notanotherblogger
No full frontal picture then? Is this the Bird of the month?
kevinwilson
Pro it's the red shirt that's set you off again, isn't it?!
notanotherblogger
It could be, but the Robin isn't one of my favourite birds. I prefer a Hen, at least you get eggs from it, and if it stops laying, just stick it in the oven ( after doing all the usual bits first, like killing it, plucking it, and the inners bit, that is a bit yucky) but that's just my Humble opinion. Cheers..
kevinwilson
Pro yeah, you don't often see robins for sale at the butchers.
wendlane
beautiful photo -is it one of yours? i love Robins -they just remind me of childhood and christmas
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Oh they're lovely. They stalk you constantly - it's the noseyness gene I think cos even the Aussie robin is the same.