Matt Baer @matt

**Anne Jokisaari** @A_Jokisaari@pixelfed.social · Mar 1

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**Konstantin Weddige** @weddige@gruene.social · Feb 13

Konstantin Weddige @weddige@gruene.social

My pick for this week's #ThrowbackThursday is still one of my favourite pictures: A robin that I spotted on a walk during the holidays in 2007.

#ErithacusRubecula #EuropeanRobin #Robin

**Raul Magdalena** @raulmagdalena@pix.mastodont.cat · Feb 8

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**Jane Tomlinson - Artist ️** @JaneTomlinson@mastodonapp.uk · Mar 26, 2024

Mar 26, 2024

Jane Tomlinson - Artist ️ @JaneTomlinson@mastodonapp.uk

This little #painting of a #robin (#ErithacusRubecula) evokes the saying "When robins appear, loved ones are near".
Imagine if robins really did carry the stardust of lost friends & fam... Wouldn't that be sweet?

More info: https://janetomlinson.com/products/when-robins-appear

**OamGui** @Oam_Gui@piaille.fr · Feb 22, 2024

**Dennis Lichtenthäler** @lichtenthaeler@pixelfed.de · Jan 24, 2024

Jan 24, 2024

Dennis Lichtenthäler @lichtenthaeler@pixelfed.de

I was planning on posting a picture every Monday, but that started not working out way too quickly

Anyways; enjoy this cute little robin (Erithacus rubecula)!

#birdphotography #naturephotography #birb #europeanrobin #erithacusrubecula

#erithacusrubecula

**Steve Simons** @steve@pix.thewalkingdeaf.social · Dec 10, 2023

**Wellfotos** @Well-Fotos@pixelfed.social · Sep 23, 2023

Sep 23, 2023

Wellfotos @Well-Fotos@pixelfed.social

Robin taking off

Actually I was facing the other way (towards the sea) under the camouflage net. But there was nothing going on all the time and there was a lot going on next to me. So I changed my orientation.

The robin (Erithacus rubecula) belongs to the family of flycatchers. It grows up to 14 cm long and has a wingspan of up to 22 cm. It can be seen all year round. Insects, spiders, worms and snails are the robin's favourite food.

It is the bird of the year 2021 and 1992.

Rotkehlchen beim Losfliegen

Eigentlich hab ich mich unterm Tarnnetz in eine andere Richtung ausgerichtet (gen Meer). Da war allerdings die ganze Zeit nichts los und neben mir war einiges los. Also hab ich mich dann doch anders ausgerichtet.

Das Rotkehlchen (Erithacus rubecula) gehört zur Familie der Fliegenschnäpper. Es wird bis zu 14 cm groß und bekommt eine Spannweite von bis zu 22 cm. Es ist ganzjährig zu beobachten. Insekten, Spinnen, Würmer und Schnecken isst ein Rotkelchen am liebsten.