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May 09, 2007 13:49 |  #1

Is this another American Robin that visited my backyard this morning?



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May 09, 2007 14:06 |  #2

It sure is!


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It sure is!

Thanks, I must be getting better at bird ID'ing! After all, that's easy to do when this is the only kind of birds that visits my backyard other than the crow kind....:lol:



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May 09, 2007 14:15 |  #4

I love american robins. I love to look a them hopping on the grass... stopping... hopping some more... tilting their head... then suddenly start pulling on a worm :-)


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I love american robins. I love to look a them hopping on the grass... stopping... hopping some more... tilting their head... then suddenly start pulling on a worm :-)

Yea, no wonder I had to take shots quickly. It just wouldn't stand still for more than a sec.



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