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I have seen this cheeky chap for a few days now. His distinctive red chest won't appear until late summer, and by then I expect his territorial parents will see him off their patch.
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goingsilver

No Jan, and they are a lot smaller too, though a lot more feisty! ☺

waxwing

Your baby robins are similar to our (US) baby Robins. Our Robins are Thrushes, Lorna, are yours?

goingsilver

Thanks Tea. This one is developing all the adult robin traits! ☺

he certainly is Pat, thanks. ☺

Thanks WhiskersNfeathers! ☺

Thank you Jill! ☺

JillianB

He is both cheeky and cute, nice shot Lorna. Thank you

WhiskersNFeathers

No need for apology. They look quite different when they are chicks from your lovely Robin. Though I think all chicks are lovely. Thank you!

pkin38

He's a cutie !!

Teagardener

I love Robins too!
It’s fun to see what your British baby birds look like😃
Thank you for sharing your photos, a great puzzle . .

goingsilver

Smiles back Patti! ☺☺☺

I should have learned my lesson - I have caused the same confusion over the birds of the same name but different appearance each side of the pond!

goingsilver

@WhiskersNFeathers
My apologies - I should have clarified that this is a European robin! They are very different to the American version!

WhiskersNFeathers

Maybe is the colors of the photo but the breast of Robin chicks is noticeably spotted and quite black spots. Could it be another bird? This one has the colors of a Brown Thrasher, both are thrushes.

PLG1958

:)

goingsilver

Thanks Patti. Robins are my favourite birds and I was so pleased to see they had successfully reared at least one fully fledged youngster. I'm not sure where they nested but it wasn't in my garden.☺

PLG1958

Wow, so cool to see a young one! Thanks Lorna!

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