Is this a baby robin, or something else? It was too big to be a wren I think.
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Re: Bird id
I cheated and used Cortana. Looks like an immature Robin (if Helen in Wales is correct).
https://www.flickr.com/photos/heleninwales/3699087318
Edit: https://community.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/ ... baby-robin
https://www.flickr.com/photos/heleninwales/3699087318
Edit: https://community.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/ ... baby-robin
Re: Bird id
It's a Robin.
Although I didn't need it on this occasion, I can recommend the 'Merlin' phone app which is able to provided pretty accurate bird ID from either directly form captured phone photo's or photos taken from screens (camera, monitors etc.).
Although I didn't need it on this occasion, I can recommend the 'Merlin' phone app which is able to provided pretty accurate bird ID from either directly form captured phone photo's or photos taken from screens (camera, monitors etc.).
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Re: Bird id
Most definitely a baby Robin.
Some that feed on my feeders (in the Midlands) are beginning to get the tinge of red to replace the speckled breast.
Some that feed on my feeders (in the Midlands) are beginning to get the tinge of red to replace the speckled breast.
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