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Those poor robins…and here there are bluebirds that are all puffed up like that too…good thing petcretary has mealworms in a feeder for them. They love those.
FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA~~~~~~~~~~~~~
we iz slo gettin heer thiz week………we shulda by passed
thiz post N jumped on inta fry dayz post but we got stalled
at thurzday N had ta dee toor ta wednesday ~~~~~~~~
deer cod; a nite mare in brod day lite
🙂 ♥♥
Not fat…just tasty…
Purrs
Marv
Simply, yes!
Can feathers be floofy????
The Florida Furkids with bazillion smoochies and tons of love to Mau from Allie
Holy floofiness! I can’t tell whether the robin is just really cold or really … err … robust. What a show of gorgeous color!
I like The Swiss Cats answer 🙂
Absolutely not ! They rather make you look tasty ! Purrs
I saw a robin in my yard nomming raccoon kibble. I tapped on the window to tell him the bird feeder was in the front yard, but he flew again. The End.
Mama robins?
i saw my first robins today!! very exciting!~
You do look a bit chilled!
Hmm… I would never turn away a plumb birdie or two. Why don’t you fly on over and land on my paw and I will smooth over your insecurities. Tee hee hee.
So cute! Great pictures 🙂
Oops… yes, you are a bit round 🙂
Love your Wordless Wednesday. I’ve got a fat robin in my yard too. Spring is finally here.
MOL! You are wearing your winter down feather coats!
Yes, they do. I love seeing healthy birds.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches to the kitties. ♥
They look like they could float away!
One of my favorite birds! I just love the simple beauty of robins. So do the kitties. Those robins sure do make for fun Bird TV!
Those are the roundest robins we’ve ever seen!
Birds have the original “puffy coats”!
I think the robins are as confused about this weather as the rest of us are! Puffing up might give them some insulation from the COLD – purrrrhaps I’ll try that…..although I’d be afraid I’d float away like a big ginger balloon!!!!
Hugs, Teddy
Poor thing looks frozzen!!!
The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow
and what will the Robin do then.
Poor Thing….
Fanks for da late nite snack!
Yum!
Honestly Summer!! * giggle *
Uh-oh. Yep. The birds are back. And, our house is thrilled! ❤️