Many Hermit Thrushes are also moving through the woods, but these did not provide any photo opportunities.
Migrating robins are increasingly common. Several were feeding on buckthorn berries in one patch- such as this one which insisted on staying half hidden ...



7 comments:
Chris,
Beautiful photos. That little Robin definitely did cooperate! The second and third shots are especially impressive. Nice job.
Ok I see you got some hard time to get it... But the two last shots are a reward to your patience... They are beautiful! Well done Chris.
Very beautiful! Kind of looks like the Robin is giving you the "evil" eye - lol!
Lovely images Chris.
Well, they've already departed from these parts; I miss them. Thanks for the great photos, Chris!
cheers, Wilma
Beautiful shots of the Robin, I've been seeing more of them around lately.
Wonderful portrait of that robin! Of all the birds I been introduced to over the last 12 mos I still find the American Robin..the one you grew up with to be a fav!
Nice photos!
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