Its a misnomer that robins all fly south for winter. Some stay, although you dont see them too much. I think our downy fluff friend will be just fine – if not a little pissed off.
That is not a fat bird!!!
It is a robin,a robin red-breast,the state bird of Michigan, widely regarded as a harbinger of spring.
Looks as if he arrived too early and is now miserable, starving and cold, probably dead by now.
He was puffing his feathers for insulation in a futile attempt to stay warm.
Its a misnomer that robins all fly south for winter. Some stay, although you dont see them too much. I think our downy fluff friend will be just fine – if not a little pissed off.
Cynthia – I can appreciate your home sickness, especially being in Florida. Its warm, but a rather barren landscape.
But if you could experience Michigans current economic climate, you’d really break down and cry.
Poor cold robin! I bet he forgot to leave in the first place! =) He looks so cute and puffy.
That is not a fat bird!!!
It is a robin,a robin red-breast,the state bird of Michigan, widely regarded as a harbinger of spring.
Looks as if he arrived too early and is now miserable, starving and cold, probably dead by now.
He was puffing his feathers for insulation in a futile attempt to stay warm.
I am a long lost {since 81} Saginaw Michigan. refugee living in Florida.
This post actually made me weep.
I like the fat bird!
The ice this week has been absolutely beautiful. Makes Ann Arbor in January seem somewhat interesting.