Rosemoor R H S garden North Devon by alanwilliams

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jan 17, 2010

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As i pressed the shutter, lo and behold, this Robin placed itself between me and the sprouting blooms.

Comments (17)

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Richardphotos

3:23AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

very beautiful robin and plant

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durleybeachbum

3:26AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

What a magic pic! He obviously saw potential in the backdrop.

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qrud

4:23AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

A perfectly exciting work. +5

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helanker

4:30AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

OHH How cute this is and so spring like. SO delightful.

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chesscanoe

4:32AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

You're obviously and rightly known in these parts as an excellent portrait photographer. ( We're due for another 6" of snow today, but yesterday we had about 12 robins in the back yard for most of the day in central NH USA)

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flora-crassella

5:24AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

a very nice scene!!!!! WONDERFUL picture!!!!

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P3Design

5:48AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Amazing shot and how wonderful the bird came and sat there. I guess he wanted to be a Top Model :)

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witch_1612

8:08AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Wonderful Work!!!

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wjames

9:33AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Great shot Alan, I bet the robin was waiting for you to say "watch the birdie"

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Erestorfan

11:45AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Oh, this looks SO much like spring!! Kind of depressing as here in southern NH we are going to have some snow this afternoon into tomorrow. But then again, pictures like this give those of us in the grip of winter hope that spring is really only about two to three months away. That little robin is so cute! And the flowers look like a type of crocus, but I've never seen any grow that tall!