airestudiosmt
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Time for a little Hot Tub time.
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ruley74
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Few more Aussie Robins...
Male Red-capped Robin
Male Hooded Robin
Western Yellow Robin
Eastern Yellow Robin
Pale Yellow Robin
Male Red-capped Robin
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Male Hooded Robin
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Western Yellow Robin
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Eastern Yellow Robin
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Pale Yellow Robin
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WOW!! very nice, I had no idea there were that many varieties of Robins
...Daniel...
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European robin
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Very young Robin
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Nicely captured, almost looks like you had to lay on the ground for that shot 
I see he has no rudder, poor control in flight
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European -in fact Bavarian- one from around 2 years ago. When meeting them in the woods they are actually quite shy. This one was busy feeding its breed and came to a forest-ant street every other minute. I just sat there and enjoyed watching it coming in and out. I think we got used to each other after a while so it came closer and didn't shy away even when I was changing camera positions. I wish I would've had my Z9 that time already - would have been much more comfortable to get this shot than with my trusty old D500...
one from around 2 years ago. When meeting them in the woods they are actually quite shy. This one was busy feeding its breed and came to a forest-ant street every other minute. I just sat there and enjoyed watching it coming in and out. I think we got used to each other after a while so it came closer and didn't shy away even when I was changing camera positions. I wish I would've had my Z9 that time already - would have been much more comfortable to get this shot than with my trusty old D500...
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One Foot Robin
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Australian / Tasmanian Scarlet Robin.
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Eastern Yellow Robin
Rose Robin
Scarlet Robin
Red-capped Robin
Rose Robin
Scarlet Robin
Red-capped Robin
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Nice idea for a post. Love Robin Red-breasts; they've gotta be one of the loudest of song birds in Canada I'm thinking, which wins them points for me. Enjoy watching them tilt their heads and listen for worms before striking at the grass and pulling up a dew worm.
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American Robins. Two separate birds, two different locations. The last two shots are the same bird, I posted the third shot in its own thread a couple weeks ago, but I really like it, so I’ll share it here too.
Z6II, 500mm PF + TC14EIII
Z6II, 500mm PF + TC14EIII
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I like these! Clean bg and with some tasty worms...
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All beautiful, amazed at the number of varieties of Robins.Eastern Yellow Robin
Rose Robin
Scarlet Robin
Red-capped Robin
Thanks very much, Cas1234!