No reason for any singing this morning

[tamrock]

I'm a little surprised this Robin's hanging around and not down south in some warmer weather. Maybe it knows some warmer days will be here soon? It was down to 10 deg. last night we should see a high of 26 today. Weather people say the snows moved on and by Wednesday we'll be up in the mid 40's. That should feel pretty good.

 

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[ronwoodcraft]

You got a good shot of it!.....They stay in the cold climate of central Oregon all winter, but usually in areas where there is not much snow.

 

[DizzyDigger]

Gorgeous colors on that one...great shot Grant!

Hate to say it, but when I see a Robin around here in the
winter it usually means it's about to snow..

 

[coloradocav1]

great photo! Reminds me of spring, which I'm ready for.

 

[VERDE]

Hey tamrock!! In the 70's here today in the Bayou State, with the sun out and the Mississippi River up on the levee and getting higher!! Bet you and the Robin wish you were here!! He He!! Hope you're well!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!

 

[tamrock]

I do see here a few hardy ones that stick around, through the winter. Just no singing. Thats spring time to me when these guys begin their singing at 4:AM in the morning.

 

[tamrock]

Hey tamrock!! In the 70's here today in the Bayou State, with the sun out and the Mississippi River up on the levee and getting higher!! Bet you and the Robin wish you were here!! He He!! Hope you're well!! Anyway, GOOD LUCK and GOOD HUNTING!! VERDE!!

you'd be correct there VERDE. Last time I was in Louisiana was in New Orleans. I was at a trade show and it was the time Justin Timberlake & Janet Jackson were the entertainment at the Super Bowl. We were all watching the game at some bar and I got tired and left to walk a few city blocks back to my room. I missed that J. Jackson misshape. No shortage of humidity in your region of the world.