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Sunday, October 28, 2012

Flight Layover

This post is for Linda.
She's in Canada, straight north of me here in Ohio.
This week she mentioned there was a Robin in her yard.


I jokingly replied that next we'd see him in my yard as he made his way south for the winter!



Well, yesterday he arrived!
And brought 5 other robins with him!
He ate crab apples and posed for a photo shoot
before getting on his way.


35 comments:

  1. now thats something!

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    1. Isn't Linda your neighbor? You probably saw him, too, if he flew high enough! ha.

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  2. Well Mr. Robin didn't waste any time...And what a close up and beautiful capture. I wish we had robbins here...send him our way!!

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  3. ha, i can hear it now....daddddd, cant we stop for a snack....no....please....no....come on daddddd....no....dadddddd.....fine, we'll stop and eat crabapples but not another word til we get south....yaaaayyyyy

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  4. Well....look at that!!!
    You were absolutely right, Betsy...but...my pics aren't as good as yours...
    But.....I did see him first!!! hahaha....
    Actually heard them today, when we got home from 2 glorious days at the lake...
    Lucky me...

    Enjoy your evening...

    Cheers!
    Linda :o)

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    1. Oh, I'm sure the time at the lake was wonderful! We're freezing today! Cold, damp and grey! What a change! Indian Summer is over!

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  5. Love it he look absolutely nice and I this he is posing!! ha!

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  6. Going where it is hot
    I like that idea a lot
    Avoid the crappy snow
    Get a snack and off they go
    I wonder if their passport was in order
    Had to be since they got across the border haha

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    1. haha...Wonder if the TSA frisked him down
      and searched his bags, making him frown.
      Probably on his way to Florida
      or further south to visit Gloria!
      lol....

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    2. haha all are monitoring his trip
      Be funny if on Gloria's radar he gave a blip
      Those TSA folks are rather handsy
      I'm sure they frisked him and stole his umm pansy

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    3. Handsy yes, so I've heard
      I think it's all rather absurd.
      A robin, though, could poop on their head
      and at least cause them a little dread.
      ha.

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    4. LOL that would be great
      The cat would add a pringle can to their fate
      It is you guys too
      Who get all handsy at your zoo
      The canadians don't care
      When you come back to your lair haha

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  7. They are wonderful shots. I remember seeing robins in the past when the hit trees with small fruit. They love to eat in groups.

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    1. Yes, it's always more fun to travel in a group, I guess! Not many bugs left to eat so they're eating the fruits!

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  8. I hope they don't layover too long.

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  9. Your robins are nothing like ours so I would spot them if they made it over here!

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    1. No, you have those cute little round ones! Ours are big and tall and loud. ha.

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  10. It sure is a kick to see how these amazing creatures of God do pose for you! Awesome!

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    1. Thanks Michelle...right through my window here! :)

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  12. Wonderful shots! How nice of the robins to visit and pose for you.

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    1. one last visit until spring, I'm afraid! They're going where the worms aren't frozen. lol....

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  13. And isn't he a beauty!?!? Beautiful shots!! Take care
    x

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  14. betsy someone let roses in your wall LOL

    Pst: I cant comment in my blog :( the reply I dont know why!

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    1. haha...and they are gorgeous roses! Love the color..amazing! :) Thank you!

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  15. Well there are thousands more on there way. They gorged themselves on our blackberries. You should also be seeing Grackles, Starlings and Redwing blackbirds in the thousands shortly. Oh and raptors too!

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  16. Lovely photos Betsy,we have ronins in our garden and cheeky little things they are. My 2nd grandson is called Robin! We do garden watch here for BBC Tv which entails sitting out in the cold noting every bird that visits your garden! Gardens are very important to a lot of species here now for food etc, love Angela

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