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Robin

Erithacus rubecula

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25 Comments (1–25)

honeydogleo
honeydogleo 10 years ago

So cute

Sachin Zaveri
Sachin Zaveri 11 years ago

Beautiful,,

Braulio Rivas Tapia
Braulio Rivas Tapia 11 years ago

Awesome photos!
U should put it on the mission: Birds of the World!

Smith'sZoo
Smith'sZoo 11 years ago

Great series!

MekkElek
MekkElek 12 years ago

Fantasztikusan szép képek!!!

Ismael Chaves
Ismael Chaves 12 years ago

Beautiful!

Saarbrigger
Saarbrigger 12 years ago

Beautiful bird. Especially in winter times these little birds make these times mor colourful and it's fun to watch them in a birdhouse looking for some cornes.

Maybe you connect it to the "Pannonian wildelife" mission :-). It would fit perfectly.

Rita
Rita 12 years ago

So sweet!

KarenL
KarenL 12 years ago

My absolute favorite British bird! These little guys aren't related to the american robin (which I think was named for it by the early settlers because of it's red breast). They are much smaller than the american robin (about half the size) & are considered members of the flycatcher family not thrushes. They are incredible feisty & territorial & I have seen them attack birds many times their size like greater spotted woodpeckers at the feeder. They are also one of the least shy birds around humans & will happily forage around for worms in newly disturbed soil inches from my hands when I have been weeding! I starting to feel quite homesick!

textless
textless 12 years ago

Excellent photos, and it's interesting to see a European robin. :)

LisaPowers
LisaPowers 12 years ago

Lovely photo. Nice series!

Núria
Núria 12 years ago

very nice

Ashish Nimkar
Ashish Nimkar 12 years ago

Nice series of cute bird..!!

"Hi, sweety, just sing a song!"

SheaEckert
SheaEckert 12 years ago

Oh wow how interesting!

Christiane
Christiane 12 years ago

It's a Rotkehlchen .. an European Robin! They are so cute!! Lovely shots!

Shilo Vinograd
Shilo Vinograd 12 years ago

Its a European Robin, and indeed they look nothing like the north american Robin.. the only thing that similar is the orange chest both of them have..
To me, the European one looks much sweeter.. ( maybe because of its rounded shape..? it always looks like he's gonna do somthing naughty. :) )

SheaEckert
SheaEckert 12 years ago

I agree, the Robins in America are thin and tall.
But this is a beautiful shot non the less!

Joan
Joan 12 years ago

This doesn't look at all like what we call a Robin in North America. Are you sure you have the right name?

SarahWhitt
SarahWhitt 12 years ago

What a cute pose!! :)

GeetaPande
GeetaPande 12 years ago

BEAUTIFUL

AnumKhan
AnumKhan 12 years ago

really handsome!

Pino
Pino 12 years ago

handsome and proud :)

ReannaDee
ReannaDee 12 years ago

So cute!

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 12 years ago

I am always getting confused between a Robin and a Thrush.
This Robin is so adorable!

ImreDér
Spotted by
ImreDér

Budapest, Hungary

Spotted on Jan 8, 2009
Submitted on Apr 10, 2011

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