The robin is a funny thing, we hike different places but usually a robin (they're very confident here) come and greet us, so now we joke it's magically the same and I even paint him sometimes
I made this article about him a while back Aww thanks @adetorrent It's the second Xmas carol I've shared these days and still one more to go before sharing the one I've done for this year (traditionally I do one (or two) every Yule, so editing the video right now.https://steemit.com/art/@yidneth/my-ink-drawing-of-yidneth-and-peti-and-curious-facts-about-european-robins?sort=new
They seem more confident than other little wild birds, I feed sparrows everyday and no way I can get close after several years, I am kind of grateful they do it, for their safety but at the same time I rejoice when they show me signs of trust, I can't help it. I call all birds "Pichuichuis" I see to have a silly name for most kind of creatures, my ratties (and now all rodents) were called "fufunchis"
The robin is a funny thing, we hike different places but usually a robin (they're very confident here) come and greet us, so now we joke it's magically the same and I even paint him sometimes
I made this article about him a while back
Aww thanks @adetorrent It's the second Xmas carol I've shared these days and still one more to go before sharing the one I've done for this year (traditionally I do one (or two) every Yule, so editing the video right now. https://steemit.com/art/@yidneth/my-ink-drawing-of-yidneth-and-peti-and-curious-facts-about-european-robins?sort=new
That's amazing. I often have (baby?) robins landing in my backyard. They don't seem to be very afraid of humans, the poor things.
They seem more confident than other little wild birds, I feed sparrows everyday and no way I can get close after several years, I am kind of grateful they do it, for their safety but at the same time I rejoice when they show me signs of trust, I can't help it. I call all birds "Pichuichuis" I see to have a silly name for most kind of creatures, my ratties (and now all rodents) were called "fufunchis"