Robin = Turdus migratorius ?
In that case it should definitely be a sign of spring !
They prefer to spend the winter elsewhere, as do I :-)
Peter LA7SL
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From: <Gudguyham@aol.com>
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Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 4:30 PM
Subject: [Amps] off topic but......
> GM ampers, this morning Monday, Jan 28th 2008 while I was sitting at the
> breakfast table looking out the window, I saw a Robin. I live in
> Danbury,Ct.
> and have been living in this area all my life. I don't think I have EVER
> seen
> or heard of a Robin sighting this time of year. You usually don't see
> them
> until around March. The bird was obviously cold because it stood in one
> spot
> for some time. I did snap a digital photo of it. I assume this to be a
> "rare" occasion. Any bird experts out there? They say seeing the first
> Robin is
> the first signs of spring around here. Lou
>
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