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John Liddle

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Robin keeping a beady eye on me

18-04-2019, 17:03

We seem to have a myriad of robins this year and while I was mowing today I was being "shadowed". When you are sitting on the mower the robins seem to think you are less of a threat and so are happy to come reasonably close whilst looking for any little morsels the mower has disturbed.

On the fence by John Liddle, on Flickr

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18-04-2019, 17:09

Re: Robin keeping a beady eye on me

Nice capture

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18-04-2019, 19:33

Re: Robin keeping a beady eye on me

Lovely shot John.

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18-04-2019, 20:17

Re: Robin keeping a beady eye on me

Very nice, super feather detail

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19-04-2019, 12:26

Re: Robin keeping a beady eye on me

Very well captured, though I may have cropped a bit off the right hand side.

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19-04-2019, 13:21

Re: Robin keeping a beady eye on me

Lovely detail in that one John - very nice

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John Liddle

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20-04-2019, 11:56

Re: Robin keeping a beady eye on me

Thanks for looking and commenting chaps.

John Liddle

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