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Red Red Robin, just not bobbin' along . . . yet. (Original Post)
George McGovern
Feb 20
OP
Not sure they leave here during winter as it's usually only cold for a couple of weeks
SheltieLover
Feb 20
#3
Your robin looks pretty healthy. Must have had a good food source for the season!
Deuxcents
Feb 20
#6
You're welcome Talitha! Good, I'm glad! Hope helps. We're out in northeast WA.
George McGovern
Feb 22
#15
SheltieLover
(80,544 posts)1. I saw one yesterday, too.
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)2. Yay!
SheltieLover
(80,544 posts)3. Not sure they leave here during winter as it's usually only cold for a couple of weeks
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)4. Smart birds. Stay put. Save on wear and tear, airfare . . .) Ty!
SheltieLover
(80,544 posts)5. Lol right.
For all I know, they migrate near here for the winter from up north.
Deuxcents
(26,966 posts)6. Your robin looks pretty healthy. Must have had a good food source for the season!
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)8. Must have Deuxcents. Thank You!
LoisB
(13,043 posts)7. Great shot.
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)9. Thanks Lois.
DeeDeeNY
(3,954 posts)10. Beautiful bird!
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)11. Thank You DeeDeeNY! Did you happen to see yesterday's Horses post?
Here's the link ~
https://democraticunderground.com/1036158662
DeeDeeNY
(3,954 posts)12. I was searching for your horses post when I came across the robin!
Thanks!
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)13. Great. You're welcome! Thank You!
Talitha
(7,998 posts)14. Oh my goodness, no snow - where do you live?
In north WI we won't expect to see Robins for a while yet..
Thanks for posting this, it brings much hope!
George McGovern
(12,090 posts)15. You're welcome Talitha! Good, I'm glad! Hope helps. We're out in northeast WA.
Thank you kindly for noticing my postings!
