The Berry Eater
Uploaded: November 01, 2008 16:13:58
I was taking one of my frequent camera walks through the cemetery near my home the other day when I noticed a robin pecking at berries on a mountain ash tree. I watched him and then realized that he wasn't alone. At least a dozen robins were active around the tree--landing on twigs, eating some berries and then moving on--sometimes just to another twig of the tree. I started snapping away and kept shooting until I had to leave. Today I went back with my 70-300mm VR lens and got some more
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