When my eyesight was still good, I was a bit of an amateur photographer. This is one of mine.
This was on a trail at a place called Bolderwood, in the New Forest, in the middle of winter one year. It’s not far from home so when I was healthy, we would often go up there just for a stroll.
Mister Bump 
Great photo. I love cheeky robins.
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Me too, haven’t seen any yet this year, they probably stay away because of the cat.
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Great shot. I only have the camera on my phone now because my camera needs repair and I am not going to any businesses now.
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Wonderful shot! I like to take pictures of living creatures. I know how difficult it can be.
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Oh yeah, lots of patience required 🙂
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That is so sweet. I love it!
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A beautiful little bird! Not much in common with our American robin — a thrush, actually.
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Oh, I didn’t know that. I thought a robin was a robin was a robin.
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Some Englishman named our bird a robin because it had an orange breast, but it’s much bigger.
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Bloody English!
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For sure. 😉 And if they’d left those dratted sparrows and starlings in England….
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