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  1. 19-05-2009 #1
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    Captured thei cute fledgling looking for some seed
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    nice piccies there... so cute....
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    Thanks yes
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    Yep, nowt cuter than a juvenile Robin.
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    Yes He just landed and then hopped and landed and took off. Only two turned outwith out a blur he was so quick
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    Certainly cute, I hope I'll see one soon as there is a lot of robin activity at the bottom of our garden.
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    I've seen one baby Robin, we have a pair that have nested around us somewhere! sometimes I see the Robins all the time but then I can go a couple of days of not seeing them.... they are one of my favourites.
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    I've not seen a young robin before - lovely creatures.
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    Probably one of the prettyst of fledglings. Very cute I think
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