bs kite wrote:
YGMV Ted . Best I've seen of wintering robins.
Robert
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Erictator wrote:
Great series of an often overlooked bird Ted. I like how they all pop from the environment and the way the rich reddish browns come through.
Eric
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probishaw wrote:
Beautiful contrast and complimentary colors, Ted.
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gmccroskery wrote:
Nice work, Ted. They are all excellent, but #'s 11 & 19 are my favorites.
Greg
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sum1sgrampa wrote:
I only see them standing in the grass with a worm hanging out of their mouth Great job Ted !
Gary
Wowza buddy you had a field day with these Robins! They really are a stunning bird in their own way for what we call 'common'. The berries add some nice action, loving the colors Glad you are having fun!
Karl Witt wrote:
Wowza buddy you had a field day with these Robins! They really are a stunning bird in their own way for what we call 'common'. The berries add some nice action, loving the colors Glad you are having fun!
Karl
Karl, my old friend, thanks for your reply and consideration. Without a doubt you are one of the very best contributors on the board..
Good stuff Ted, I have similar action with hundreds of Robins every year in January. They make for great photography but get there now before the Cedar Waxwings that used to visit the same bushes with red berries in early March. I was great last year when the weather turned really cold with snow here in Tacoma. I got some great images of the robins eating the fallen berries that had fallen to the ground. Their feathers were all fluffed up because of the cold. Bruce
B Benson wrote:
Good stuff Ted, I have similar action with hundreds of Robins every year in January. They make for great photography but get there now before the Cedar Waxwings that used to visit the same bushes with red berries in early March. I was great last year when the weather turned really cold with snow here in Tacoma. I got some great images of the robins eating the fallen berries that had fallen to the ground. Their feathers were all fluffed up because of the cold. Bruce
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tfoltz wrote:
Ted, you weren’t kidding, I don’t think I’ve ever seen more than 1 robin at a time here in
Southern California.
-Tim
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birdied wrote:
Extraordinary set Ted !! Beautifully done.
Birdie
Bruce, Tim and Birdie, thanks for your kind replies.
