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    Robin Family

    We have a park litterally next door to us and in the back is a small area of brush and a few trees. There is a family of robins that I've been seeing around back there. The parents and three babies. One of the babies let me creep up pretty close today.











    and a parent..



    Thanks for looking
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    Re: Robin Family

    Quite the series. The third one is so perfect.
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    Re: Robin Family

    Never seen a baby robin before. Thanks for posting !!

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    Re: Robin Family

    Thanks

    AgingEyes.. you should check out this thread: Baby Robins

    Loupey got some much younger baby robins.. mine are flying already, just haven't left their parents yet

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    Re: Robin Family

    Well done Amber. That little one was very cooperative.
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