#robins

So cute to see his wife flying though our front garden, loaded with nesting material. I also have a video in here at the end of the post, to show you how Robbie takes a bath. He is a Cape Robin-chat (Cossypha

The first one is a teenager, and the second one is still a baby. A typical teenager, out alone to investigate its new world, and I managed to get some good shots of it (4 shots). Then the little baby

It rained in the morning, and later on after it stopped, Robby popped in for a bath. In here you will see a Cape Robin-Chat (Cossypha caffra) bathing, and also a Pied Crow (Corvus albus) taking off from

...as I have two picture stories in here for you today. With a smile of course. Now what do hygiene and patience have to do with each other? I somehow know that you will ask me that question and let me

Things that we make with one use intent, nature turns to multi uses. Mother nature had many other intentions for the use of the doggy bowl. It was a very hot day, and we tried our best to stay out of the

If you love something it will be sure to show up sometime, and in this case, it did. The Cape Robin Chat was singing more than normal, as if it had something to boast about. Some great events took place

But he had something else in mind for the bowl. Oh yes, I think that you know what Robbie had in mind. We bought the bowl at one of those Crazy Store shops, as they sell very cheap things, and instead

Robins, Robins everywhere, heck I even live with a Robin. This will be the second nest of Robins that I have spotted this year and it is the second time I've entered this theme in a #SMaP contest. The

On Monday morning I didn’t get up until 5:45AM. I got my post up and went out to the gardens by 7AM. It was to be another beautiful day like Saturday and I was hoping to get at least 1 big flowerbed cleaned

When you see a Robin going to the same place every day you have to investigate. Sure enough, he was sitting on four eggs. I knew the pair had to have a nest nearby because they were in my yard throughout

I was up at 5:30AM on Wednesday and got my post up then headed out to the kitchen to start cleaning it up. I got a load of dishes going and then started cleaning the odds and ends left from the aborted

Magpie Robins investigating the Gourami fish from our pond that I had temporarily put in a small aquarium.

@nelinoeva, a true friend of birds and all of us bird lovers was not the only one coming back from vacation. When the Robins make their way back to our neck of the woods, after vacationing in warmer weather,

Friday morning both helpers arrived and I set my general helper to starting the seeds and my helper friend tackled the huge mess in the old mud room. It was all the stuff from the cellar that needed to

American Robins and Worms in a tug-of-war.

Small birds mobbing a raptor, in this case American Robins and a Great Horned Owl.

Bill Willingham's story continues in "Batman Vs. Bigby! A Wolf In Gotham 3" as the Robins and Batman come face-to-face with this giant wolf. To everyone's amazement, they hear it talk! Is Batman's

The two previous ones have mysteriously died but we have two new ones. This time round we are not giving them names as it hurts when I have to bury them, like I did with the previous pair. So they are

American Robins, so common they get little respect, but a handsome bird none-the-less.

While our snowy days continue, a large flock of Robins settled in our yard today, providing some nice photos!