Robin Singing - Our Camp Friend

[@EconoChallenge]

Yay! Some new videos. Glad you are posting again.

[@ianroughley1933]

Such a privilege to be under that Robin at that time, and to hear her song. Even though she eyeballed you at least twice ;-)

[@wheelersway]

I stand corrected. I've never seen a European robin. I'm in the U.S.

[@srtgrayfrance]

It's about four inches long. I guess the location is wherever the Lad's weekend was.... But they are common all over The British Isles and Europe.

[@srtgrayfrance]

What camera are you using?

[@nicholasf3452]

Do more bushcraft vids please!

[@wheelersway]

Not sure what it is but I can say with a great deal of confidence that it is not a robin.

[@mattzx003]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_robin

[@ukwildcampersouthwest4885]

Sir. I can assure you that this bird is a European Robin. I was sat there this afternoon at about 1.30 pm London time watching it while it was being filmed. The bird was brought closer to us by the film maker using a pre recorded sound app of a Robin and sat there in a tree for about three or four minutes. The location of the film was a small woodland which is part of an organic farm based about 5 miles from the small county city of Truro in the far South West of Cornwall, UK.

[@ronaldlarimer]

Not like any Robin I have seen in Ohio? I think it is a Northern Parula, AKA Parula Warbler, I am not sure, I have never seen one. Either way I liked the video.

[@DylanDaVillian1]

Yeah, I live in New York and I've never seen a robin that looks like that.

[@srtgrayfrance]

British Robin (also known as Robin Redbreast). Different from the US breed.

[@ronaldlarimer]

srtgrayfrance Where is the location and how large is the bird now I am curious?

[@mattzx003]

Ron Larimer The bird you're seeing in Ohio is an American Robin, a species of thrush. The bird in the video is a European Robin, a species of flycatcher. It's about half the size of the American Robin and they aren't closely related.