I've seen some of these robins around for a few years. They have blotches of white where it shouldn't be. They
seem to be normal and I haven't been able to find out anything on the net about them. The first one seems to be looking at us like "so.....what're you looking at??" Diane
Great pictures of the Robins, Diane. Robins had never come to our feeders on a regular basis until this year. We have two (male and female) who come 2-4 times every day... That is so unusual for robins since we have a large yard with plenty of worms, etc.... Hmmmmm...
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Betsy
Interesting colorations.I have had lots of Robins on my yard recently.What a joy!
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting...just a family trait I guess!
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful! I have no idea why they have blotches of white.. Maybe just special for your yard...........
ReplyDeleteSo cute, boy I have to catch up on what you have been up to....we find out on Monday about the lodge!
ReplyDeleteAre you having the family over for Easter?
odd... i don"t have any clue. nice shots mom! xo bean
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed Easter my friend..... HE has Risen!
ReplyDeleteI have been inundated by robins this spring and they seem super plump. I can't take enough photos of them too!
ReplyDeleteThat is certainly a charming picture of that little guy cocking his head just so. The white spots really are a curiousity, for as much as I know, which is nothing. How do you get those animals to just pose for you like that...^.^)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the visit and your comment. I think we might be kindred spirits where books are concerned. I also usually head for the magazines at B&N and shell out the $14.99 for Stampington 'books', but not too often, less you think I am quite the spendthrift..tee hee.
I'm so jealous of your green grass and sunny skies! It just started blizzarding here in Bozeman!! Ugh I can't wait for spring!
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