I wonder if that's the same confused robin I've seen in our yard the past couple of days. I don't usually see male robins until late January--and then there are small flocks of them. Our yard must be in their guidebooks, with a note "Great juniper berries." They swoop in, land in the two juniper trees, grab a quick bite and then they're on their way...somewhere else.
Love the photo. After we moved to Boise I have seen a huge variety of birds. Robins are the one I see the least, but I do like then.
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Robins seem to visit my yard in cycles. They had been gone for months, but are now enjoying the crabapples.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if that's the same confused robin I've seen in our yard the past couple of days. I don't usually see male robins until late January--and then there are small flocks of them. Our yard must be in their guidebooks, with a note "Great juniper berries." They swoop in, land in the two juniper trees, grab a quick bite and then they're on their way...somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy, they've definitely been hit-and-fly-away when it comes to eating this week. Never staying still, so getting a photo is tough.
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ReplyDeleteYes, as soon as I said, "I don't usually see male robins until late January," I started seeing more. Two today, while walking.
How funny. I didn't see any today. They must have been out your way.
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