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I have got a feeling this might be one of this years offspring as he seems a bit shy at the moment, not sure if I should have cropped it slightly different :shrug: I tried a couple of variations but with that leg stretched out it still seemed to look a bit odd :( Thanks for looking and any C&C welcome.


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lovely picture, I don't mind the leg being stretched it gives the impression the robin is walking off somewhere. It looks a bit odd, but the detail and sharpness are brilliant.
 
:agree: That's a glorious image... (y) ... and you are probably right about this years offspring as most, if not all, of the adults have not yet finished their annual moult... :shrug:






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Thank you Daven and to you as well Ven (y) Yeh there are a couple of ruffled looking Robins in the area but their moulting is almost done now :) Here is one more head on.

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Very nice set Rich. For me, a tad more space on top and RH of no 1 and it would be an even more of a cracking shot.
 
Very nice set Rich. For me, a tad more space on top and RH of no 1 and it would be an even more of a cracking shot.
Thanks Tom I will take that on board (y) When i get five I shall try and replace with an edit. I must admit I dont pay attention to cropping :bonk: I just crop in Zoom-browser untill I am happy with the size :shrug:
Two lovely shots Rich - pin sharp, nice detail and a gorgeous background :clap:
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Thank you Jeff, much appreciated
Two nice captures Rich,thank you
Thanks for commenting John
 
Nothing wrong with that pose IMHO
it looks "natural"
Very sharp & clear (y)
 
Both very good clean images. I like them!
By the way. Two Robins have set up camp for the winter in my mill shed! Might yet get a picture.:)
 
Both very good clean images. I like them!
By the way. Two Robins have set up camp for the winter in my mill shed! Might yet get a picture.:)

Thats great news Charlie, may you all have a happy and contented winter together :D thanks for the comment.
 
Nicely done...........two great photos(y)

Surprised you haven't got them eating out of your hands yet though...............not losing your touch are you?:LOL:
 
Nicely done...........two great photos(y)

Surprised you haven't got them eating out of your hands yet though...............not losing your touch are you?:LOL:

Thanks keith and funny you should mention that. I have started tempting him with mealworms and the Bloody Dunnock came down and necked the lot of them :nono:
 
Two cracking shots Rich, A little more room above the head on the first one(graet poase :) )

I've yet to see any of the young brood, I think the neighbourhood cats got them early on, I still have one scruff coming around occasionally
 
Two cracking shots Rich, A little more room above the head on the first one(graet poase :) )

I've yet to see any of the young brood, I think the neighbourhood cats got them early on, I still have one scruff coming around occasionally
Thanks Ant
Both stunning images.
Cheers Peter
nice shots Rich agree a bit more space round number 1 haven t seen my robin for a while hope nothing has happened to him
I hope not either Kaz, surely you have not lost your Motherly instincts? :D
Great capture
Thank you Dave.
 
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