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I have been most surprised to see a robin around my feeding area several
times today; at no time did I see it eat, but it foraged around my
feeders which are hanging on apple trees amongst presently bare
multiflora branches and it drank several times at my heated birdbath. I
happened to have some rather elderly cranberries and put these out by
the birdbath, but so far no signs of their being eaten.
How unusual is this and what are its chances of survival?
Eleanor Lindsay
Seabright, St Margarets Bay
(I have photos in case anyone suspects I am imagining this!)
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<font size="+1">I have been most surprised to see a robin around my
feeding area several times today; at no time did I see it eat, but
it foraged around my feeders which are hanging on apple trees
amongst presently bare multiflora branches and it drank several
times at my heated birdbath. I happened to have some rather
elderly cranberries and put these out by the birdbath, but so far
no signs of their being eaten.<br>
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How unusual is this and what are its chances of survival?<br>
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Eleanor Lindsay<br>
Seabright, St Margarets Bay<br>
(I have photos in case anyone suspects I am imagining this!)<br>
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