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| An American robin in our crabapple tree this morning. |
"There are robins! Robins!!!" she shouted.
We all ran to look out the window to see six little fluffed out robins hoping around our tree.
"That means spring!" Oh yes, it does.
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| Mr. Robin in front and Mr. Downy Woodpecker on the tree trunk behind. |
It reminds me of this song...
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I hope your hope is restored to you a bit as you too wait for spring!
~Julie
Lovely photos of your robin! You certainly have it cold over there at the moment, I hope it warms up for you soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks Pauline! It surely has been cold. We are ready for a change. :)
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Great that you are now seeing signs of spring - those robins are cute. I wonder are they very territorial like ours?
ReplyDeleteThey are a bit, yes. One for the common sounds of spring is to hear them scolding each other during the day and singing sweetly to mark their boundaries at dusk. It makes for nice music while working on gardening tasks :)
Delete~Julie
I just saw robins the other day finally...yippee!
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