Juvenile Robin changes clothes

Garden Companion

As we are told to keep a minimum social distance of 2 metres from each other in these times of Covid-19, a juvenile robin decides to get up close and personal. They may have the reputation as an aggressive bully, but each one is more than welcome in my garden.

The changing plumage of a young robin, curious and up close
Juvenile Robin

A couple of weeks ago, this juvenile looked more like a miniature thrush than a colourful robin, but now it’s taking on the familiar red chest that adorns so many Christmas cards.

Close-Up

The close-up image above helps to show the changes that are taking place still.

Each time I go out to do some work in the garden, this young dude flies in to see what easy meals can be had. He really is getting very brave and coming up so close.

So wonderful to see nature close to hand, however common a robin might be regarded. These Covid times really help us to appreciate these everyday miracles. Privileged to be a friend of this young dude.

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