Puzzled February 8, 2018sandyjwhite Birds, Daily Prompt, Haiku, Nature, Photography, Photos, Poetry, Words Tags: Daily Prompt winter wind howling warmth a distant memory befuddled robin Inspired by Daily Prompt – Bewildered Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading...
Ah, so sweet. I love how the befuddled robin is color-coordinated with the scenery. Such a beautiful photo! LikeLiked by 2 people
a really stunning photo, icy but that’s okay here … love how he blends in with his surroundings all so delightfully colour matched, perfect! LikeLiked by 1 person
The colors were a lucky coincidence, given the winter palette of the foliage at the time. LikeLiked by 1 person
Lovely! Little robin all puffed up in the cold. Is he wondering if it will ever be warm again? Or is he just living in the present moment? LikeLiked by 1 person
Great shot! I never see robins in the winter, even though they don’t migrate and hang around all year long. LikeLiked by 1 person
They have a few tough weeks, as they tend to migrate into the area prematurely and get caught in winter weather. LikeLiked by 1 person
And the unpredictable and extreme weather in so many parts of the world must make the situation for many birds even more precarious than usual. LikeLiked by 1 person
I think that’s probably true. And the extremes are unfortunately likely to wipe out species unable to adapt. LikeLiked by 1 person
What a wonderful shot of a beautiful little bird. Spring is close, little bird! LikeLiked by 1 person
LOVE that one. The coloring, the poor little plumped up robin. A great picture. LikeLiked by 1 person
I love Robins! My favorite is watching them snatch worms in the backyard in the summer 😊! Love the photo💕~Anne LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks, Anne. Yes, robins are fun to watch. They like to tag along behind my husband when he tills the garden in the spring, hoping he turns up some juicy worms! LikeLike
Lovely. Hardy little bird!
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That they are.
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Poor little fella all plumped up trying to keep warm! Love the Haiku.
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Thanks. Robins have a way of returning a bit too early each year.
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Ah, so sweet. I love how the befuddled robin is color-coordinated with the scenery. Such a beautiful photo!
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Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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So cute. There always seem to be one robin that comes back too early 🙂
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And often other friends come with them!
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a really stunning photo, icy but that’s okay here … love how he blends in with his surroundings all so delightfully colour matched, perfect!
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The colors were a lucky coincidence, given the winter palette of the foliage at the time.
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you could not have staged it better Sandy, well done!
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Thanks!
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Lovely! Little robin all puffed up in the cold. Is he wondering if it will ever be warm again? Or is he just living in the present moment?
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Hard to tell. Maybe a bit of both!
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Great shot! I never see robins in the winter, even though they don’t migrate and hang around all year long.
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Thanks!
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Lovely photo. Amazing how they survive in such cold weather.
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They have a few tough weeks, as they tend to migrate into the area prematurely and get caught in winter weather.
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And the unpredictable and extreme weather in so many parts of the world must make the situation for many birds even more precarious than usual.
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I think that’s probably true. And the extremes are unfortunately likely to wipe out species unable to adapt.
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What a wonderful shot of a beautiful little bird. Spring is close, little bird!
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Yes, hang on, for more snow is coming!
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LOVE that one. The coloring, the poor little plumped up robin. A great picture.
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Thanks so much. He does seem to be rather at a loss.
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Love the photo and words, especially “warmth a distant memory.” So true today!
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Thanks much!
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I love Robins! My favorite is watching them snatch worms in the backyard in the summer 😊! Love the photo💕~Anne
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Thanks, Anne. Yes, robins are fun to watch. They like to tag along behind my husband when he tills the garden in the spring, hoping he turns up some juicy worms!
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How sweet!
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Wonderful words and the photo is stunning!
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I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting!
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You’re welcome.
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Poor fellow..
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The robins were unhappy yesterday for sure, with 55mph winds, snow and ice.
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SO amazing!
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Thanks much. I appreciate your comment!
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