American robins

Bathing Robins in Central Park

grrlscientist | November 3, 2007

tags: NYC Life, Turdus migratorius, American robins, Image of the Day Water was flying in all directions from rain filled indentations on Warbler Ridge in Central Park as a flock of American Robins enthusiastically took advantage of several temporary birdbaths after the rain ended. Image: Bob Levy, author of Club George. [Wallpaper size]

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