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[Charlottechicken]

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2009/12/04/pictured-the-fat-robin-who-ate-all-the-mince-pies-115875-21872864/

[Cinnamon]

 

Just read the same in The Mail, with the headline 'Round Robin' & this piccy

 

[Seagazer]

I love robins no matter what size . I cannot tell you how upset I was with Dave when he caught and ate one

[bluekarin]

I love robins too. One of our cats brought one in once. I was not very happy I do think the photo looks more like the robin has fluffed up his feathers than he has been eating too many cake crumbs. We had a canary many years ago, and she was such a tiny thing. But when she fluffed up her feathers, she could make herself look really big.

[chickenNutter]

Who is Dave??????

[Lavenders_Blue]

I love robins, with their plump little bodies and tiny thin twiggy legs that never look strong enough to support them, they really are adorable.

[Alis girls]

I think Dave is a cat. Cool name for a cat - not a cattish name but more people call their aniamls human names. YS has a friend with a dog named Bryan - I creased up when i heard

[Seagazer]

Yes Dave is one of my cats. He's the black one in my signature below. He's such a good/bad catcher of small things. He dropped a mouse in the kitchen yesterday and staked the fridge out all day. He's got it overnight.

 

I love the name Bryan for a dog, very funny.

[Space Chick]

My OH used to have a cat called Colin

 

I love Robins too, we have 2 robins that visit out garden and tap on the kitchen window wanting to be fed

 

As if 12 demanding chickens wasn't bad enough

[Alis girls]

We have one robin who comes regularly and 6-8 blackbirds stripping the rowan tree of berries. Not bad for a London garden. Could this be a sign of bad winter? I love robins - never seen one quite as plump as him.

[Charlottechicken]

 

 

Sarah, that pic is just beautiful I love the shape of a robin's head, the eyes appear to be on the top corners

 

To be honest, I did wonder if he was just fluffed up, you can actually see a lot of feather detail which you wouldn't see if his feathers were flat. They are still stunning pictures though

 

Interesting, nochucksyet, I have a couple of robins in my garden too (since late summer), and several blackbirds stripping the pyracanthus berries Does that mean we are in for a hard winter? As long as it's dry I suppose

[fluffyfeet]

I think he looks like Phil Jupitus!!!!!

[Charlottechicken]

I think he looks like Phil Jupitus!!!!!

 

 

 

Spot on!!

 

I thought he looked familiar