A couple of a robin

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  1. pip

    pip Gardener

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    Morning all :)

    A couple of shots from the other morning

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      They never fail to make a great pic.:dbgrtmb:
       
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      Gorgeous Robin bobbins .
       
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      As part of the fund raising exercise to pay for my daughter's World Challenge trip we've been making/selling fir cone bird feeders, and as I've just felled some silver birch I've also made some hanging log feeders.

      Here's the promotional shot of a robin on the prototype hanging outside the kitchen window:


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