Just about a month ago we witnessed Robins galore massing in the trees around a small pond. Swooping in for what sure looked like one final long-and-luxurious bath before the pond froze over. On this day up to 10 or more Robins would swoop down form the spruce trees surrounding the pond and take what seemed a communal bath. We witnessed two, three and sometimes fours birds clustered together soaking and communicating for minutes at a time. It was fun to observe a different, albeit subtle, variation in bird bathing behavior.
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What a sweet composition. Well done!
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Thanks, we had a great time watching them frolic in the water while it lasted. Hop your week is off to a fine start.
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How delightful. Your US Robins are very different from the smaller Uk ones, confirms that the USA does everything bigger and better!
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Well these Robins are bigger but about the USA doing things bigger and better. That is case dependent for sure.
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Communal bathing, like the Japanese! 🙂
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and they did look like they were really enjoying it.
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This is so beautiful, I loved this, especially with the reflection… Thank you, Love, nia
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Hi and thanks.
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