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Nice to see a happy robin in sunshine.
ReplyDeleteA lovely shot. I saw our first spring robin last week.
ReplyDeleteIt must be spring.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCute but he is a bit different to our Robins
ReplyDeleteHI Good shot of the US Robin.
ReplyDeletePretty!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteclassic cutie.
ReplyDeleteI seen our first robin a few weeks ago. When you seen them, you know spring is next.
ReplyDeleteYou have caught a pretty Robin Linda. Love the sparkle in his eye.
ReplyDeleteSo very lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty in that bird! Beautiful colors and feathers!
ReplyDeleteI have a sister named Robin and she hates that whole red breast thing. ;-)
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot, and this one held still for you!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! I've been seeing them a lot here the last few days.
ReplyDeletePretty bird! We had flocks of robins here in February and March but I think they have moved on further north now.
ReplyDeleteI always feel so good when I see robins in the spring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking Robin.
ReplyDeletePretty robin posing for you.
ReplyDeleteCute robin welcoming spring.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteIt must be Spring -- at last!!!
ReplyDeleteI think your robin is bigger than ours. The European robin is the size of a great tit.
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