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right now im taking care of a baby robin. some idiots knocked down a really big nest full of baby robins and baby quakers and my mom managed to get a baby robin to take care of. right now im trying to cheer it up with bird sounds. my moms mother in law managed to get a baby quaker. right now i dont really know what type of robin it is but im taking care of it while my moms at work
I grew up in Canada, and when some of my dad's friends from the UK came to visit, I pointed out a robin at them. They were totally amazed, and said it was like no other robin they'd ever seen! I didn't understand, until we visited them in England and they pointed out a British robin. They are sooo much tinier than the North American ones, and I think much cuter and sweeter!
This is the real Robin The English Robin, not the one we call Robin in Canada. There are many birds with the same name that look totally different in plumage color depending on the regions that that habitat.
Robins always seem to make that cheep-cheep-cheep sound in the autumn months. The song is so evocative to the time of year when the nights start drawing in.
@simbirdcom Oh yes they cheer me up all the time and they are beautiful 'wild' creatures. The only real and free wildlife most people can experience day to day.
sweeeet, i got a pair nesting in my back garden feeding their young every couple ok minutes, always stops just befor entering the nest with a beak full of insects, just to make sure the coast is clear!
Hi Labtechbaby ~ The European / UK Robin is the original Robin but from wiki ~ "The term Robin is also applied to some birds in other families with red or orange breasts. These include the American Robin (Turdus migratorius), which is a thrush..." And hope you can video some more of your American Robins and birds :-)
*Rubecula* is derived from the Latin ruber 'red' named Motacilla Rubecula by Linnaeus in the 18th century... The genus *Erithacus* was created by French naturalist Georges Cuvier in 1800, assigned to a group of thrush-like true flycatchers
Forget the calling! This Robin's cute LoL. There's a Robin in my back garden and he always waits for his morning bread. Most surprisingly, he waits for it just outside the window! Nature is no doubt a mans best friend.
Not to be pedantic, but I would class this as the Robin's warning call, not it's song. Robin's songs are beautiful, but the ticking sounds are warnings...at least, that's what I thought?
There is a flower shop i know, sort of on a farm. and they have a liitle Robin visit them everyday. He comes into the shop and they feed him. I couldn't beleive my eyes when i walked right pass this tiny beautiful little bird, in the shop! they are my favourite bird!
I use a canon S3 IS & like your robin vid these cameras have incredible sound pick-up ( hence traffic noise ) but the movie quality is also excellent. By coincidence I rescued a baby robin a few weeks ago, late nest which was abandoned, very sad but this little chap made it. I released him/her 3 weeks ago but pops into the conservatory everyday for food. See 'Twidders 1' 2,3 & 4 on youtube. Your robin is declaring his territory by the way with sharp clicks, their song is melodic. Good capture
Well like everyone else - great quality!! It's not often that you get the chance to capture a bird in the 'open' - they tend to be in the trees or behind something so often!! Great stuff!
to think the videos uploaded to youtube will be compressed to lower quality and am sure that the original video is much clearer with this one. Nice! gotta have one of that semi pro S5 IS...whew!
I use a Digital Canon S5 camera which can zoom in to the equivalent of 400mm (old 35mm film camera) But I bought the telephoto extension 1.5x which takes it up to 600mm ~ my tip is to get as close as you can either by a telephoto lens or even better reduce your distance by half or closer to the Bird ~ either by using a hide like a shed (with hole/flap) or make your own camo hide with army/surplus supplies ! or even remote shutter too ?
My tip is to put the camera in macro witch focuses for a video of closeup vids or stills. Or go into manual focus and you can focus on the object by yourself.
this is favourite type bird ever
MrATAndreiThomas 2 days ago
@MrATAndreiThomas ~ Thank you for the nice comment :-)
simbirdcom 2 days ago
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VincentVega8111 2 months ago
so lovely !!!!!!!! i adore those little feet and legs :-)
katsandroses 6 months ago
Thank you ! I enjoy watching my lovely little Robin :-)
simbirdcom 6 months ago
NIGHTINGALE IN AMSTERDAM - СЛАВУЈ У АМСТЕРДАМУ
LATELIERDELALIBERTE 7 months ago
right now im taking care of a baby robin. some idiots knocked down a really big nest full of baby robins and baby quakers and my mom managed to get a baby robin to take care of. right now im trying to cheer it up with bird sounds. my moms mother in law managed to get a baby quaker. right now i dont really know what type of robin it is but im taking care of it while my moms at work
MrMoonCraft 7 months ago
....am I the only one tempted to go to some morse code translator?
Grandy12 7 months ago
My mom used to sing me this song when I was a baby
dallas2denton 8 months ago
There are a multitude of beautiful birds in the world, but the tiny English robin red breast will always be my favorite. Thanks for posting.
Eightbanger 8 months ago 5
Yes the Robin is lovely little Bird... and has been looking for worms from my garden digging today :-)
simbirdcom 8 months ago 2
This is the Robin's alarm call. Tick Tick sick sick.
hegotaspare 9 months ago
I grew up in Canada, and when some of my dad's friends from the UK came to visit, I pointed out a robin at them. They were totally amazed, and said it was like no other robin they'd ever seen! I didn't understand, until we visited them in England and they pointed out a British robin. They are sooo much tinier than the North American ones, and I think much cuter and sweeter!
lmjbre 10 months ago
I saw the first robin of the year, in January. Ours are a little different than in UK.
SeattleLA 11 months ago
How lovely to capture the bird and its song!
ButterflySpirit 1 year ago 5
Thank you ButterflySpirit ~ I was surprised this Robin was sing in the rain !
simbirdcom 1 year ago
This is the real Robin The English Robin, not the one we call Robin in Canada. There are many birds with the same name that look totally different in plumage color depending on the regions that that habitat.
W78516 1 year ago 3
Yes true this is the original Robin... :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
Robins always seem to make that cheep-cheep-cheep sound in the autumn months. The song is so evocative to the time of year when the nights start drawing in.
Christiansoldiering 1 year ago
what a beautiful video.thanks for taking the time to share.
themachman19691 1 year ago
I think it has turrets
REDWINGSRED36 1 year ago
So cute! :D
InteractiveBUD 1 year ago
its funny how he randomly moves everytime he chirps
blackcyclops101 1 year ago
Aren't birds the most beautiful creatures? including what each of them symbolise.
Thanks for sharing.
azby19281 1 year ago 10
Hi @azby19281 ~ Yes Birds are beautiful creatures they always cheer us all :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago 4
@simbirdcom Oh yes they cheer me up all the time and they are beautiful 'wild' creatures. The only real and free wildlife most people can experience day to day.
massmouth 10 months ago
sweeeet, i got a pair nesting in my back garden feeding their young every couple ok minutes, always stops just befor entering the nest with a beak full of insects, just to make sure the coast is clear!
catchy1986 1 year ago
Thank you @catchy1986 ~ I also had a Robin nesting in my garden... must upload the video of the Robin on the eggs :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
That robin is not singing!
pitbull2005 1 year ago
Ha reminds me of william shatner! Great voice though Sir Robin. Or Madam Robin.
RevanLintu 1 year ago
so adorable!
sladurska 1 year ago
Thank you @sladurska ~ Robins are cute :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
BATMAN AAAAAAAND
Melkiyad 1 year ago 2
@Melkiyad ...ROBIN LOL :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
@simbirdcom ;D
Melkiyad 1 year ago
i wish i was a robin
vegunited06 1 year ago
...and me too ! :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
how come your robin is cuter and brighter than my robin here in evanston, illinois?
Labtechbaby 1 year ago
Hi Labtechbaby ~ The European / UK Robin is the original Robin but from wiki ~ "The term Robin is also applied to some birds in other families with red or orange breasts. These include the American Robin (Turdus migratorius), which is a thrush..." And hope you can video some more of your American Robins and birds :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
such a cute bird
Jophie12 1 year ago
Yes @Jophie12 ~ The Robin is a very cute bird with a great character too ! :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
dolcissimo.meraviglioso.spettacolare. è di un'eleganza nel movimento e nei colori che supera noi umani.
ragnaccio71 1 year ago
*Rubecula* is derived from the Latin ruber 'red' named Motacilla Rubecula by Linnaeus in the 18th century... The genus *Erithacus* was created by French naturalist Georges Cuvier in 1800, assigned to a group of thrush-like true flycatchers
simbirdcom 2 years ago
we have alots of thse bird in afghanistan.
19sharif19 2 years ago
@19sharif19 European Robins don't exist in afghanistan.
hstadam94 8 months ago
@hstadam94 wtf
19sharif19 8 months ago
Thank you for posting comments on Erithacus Rubecula... I'm not sure what it means in latin ?
simbirdcom 2 years ago
What a beautiful bird ! Very lovely footage !
Thank you so much for posting .
Jazzgirl8888 2 years ago
Oh, The Lovley-ness Of Nature <3
iFaggotJen 2 years ago
a guy that i know sendt me a text message and called me Erithacus Rubecula. I just wonder what it exactly means..? :P
pinglusmlmpia 2 years ago
Forget the calling! This Robin's cute LoL. There's a Robin in my back garden and he always waits for his morning bread. Most surprisingly, he waits for it just outside the window! Nature is no doubt a mans best friend.
Brummy010 2 years ago 11
@Brummy010 that's not a robin
skiwi2 1 year ago
@skiwi2 Yes it is a Robin, our native British Robins are different to North American Robins.
hstadam94 8 months ago
@Brummy010 Thank you ~ yes I agree Nature is mans best friend :-)
simbirdcom 1 year ago
Lovely bird. I have one that follows me around the garden where I,ve been working for a feed on the over turned soil.
OutlawButchCassidy 2 years ago
Me too! Great isn't it.
risc19 2 years ago 2
Interesting European Robin. Quite different from the American Robin that are abundant around my area. Pretty little bird!
dcnutter 2 years ago
Not to be pedantic, but I would class this as the Robin's warning call, not it's song. Robin's songs are beautiful, but the ticking sounds are warnings...at least, that's what I thought?
Clairenna 2 years ago
@Clairenna you're totally right. This is the warning call. You can also see the stressed movements en look coming with it.
steppertNL 2 years ago
Really beautiful little, and its calls are very interesting....
kclama 2 years ago
Great video. Thanks for posting.
odlaw18 2 years ago
I wonder what the commotion was about?
Funkdefence 2 years ago
My cat *Willow* maybe or other Robin ?
simbirdcom 2 years ago
thats funny every time it twitters it bobs up and down up and down lol sooooooooooooo cute 5|5
loco864999 2 years ago 5
@loco864999 Thank you :-) Yes I've noticed lots of birds bob up and down, but not sure why ?
simbirdcom 1 year ago
@simbirdcom ^^
loco864999 1 year ago
i love the s5is it does almost everything a pricy one can do without the high priced lenses i cant afford ...peace out
LetArtsLive 2 years ago
so lovely I love robins thanks for sharing them
thAviator 3 years ago
♥ღ¸.•* I LOVE ROBINS! *•.¸ღ♥
Thanks for sharing!
thAviator 3 years ago
There is a flower shop i know, sort of on a farm. and they have a liitle Robin visit them everyday. He comes into the shop and they feed him. I couldn't beleive my eyes when i walked right pass this tiny beautiful little bird, in the shop! they are my favourite bird!
sarahsum1 3 years ago
They are great little birds Sarah :-)
simbirdcom 3 years ago
i am planing to buy the same cam, i was not knowing even in video we can take the blur background, nice shot u did, cool video.
anilkuttykr 3 years ago
Robins are angels on earth!
guruartist 3 years ago
Yes TRUE :-)
simbirdcom 3 years ago
5 *
tonyw94 3 years ago
Thank you ;-)
simbirdcom 3 years ago
Doesnt mind the rain ,sings! :)
bscarlette 3 years ago
cue the song: All by myself- Eric Carmen
Actually, that would have been perfect for this video. =]
c2thew 3 years ago
I use a canon S3 IS & like your robin vid these cameras have incredible sound pick-up ( hence traffic noise ) but the movie quality is also excellent. By coincidence I rescued a baby robin a few weeks ago, late nest which was abandoned, very sad but this little chap made it. I released him/her 3 weeks ago but pops into the conservatory everyday for food. See 'Twidders 1' 2,3 & 4 on youtube. Your robin is declaring his territory by the way with sharp clicks, their song is melodic. Good capture
werenutz 3 years ago
just singing in the rain
ammadoux 3 years ago
This video is great! One time I was photographing a taint with my Canon s5, and the balls kept getting in the way.
noblerottt 3 years ago
Well like everyone else - great quality!! It's not often that you get the chance to capture a bird in the 'open' - they tend to be in the trees or behind something so often!! Great stuff!
chainsawbeks 3 years ago
nothing like it out there
paintbaIIer058 3 years ago
Very nice!!
Ioyd99 3 years ago
to think the videos uploaded to youtube will be compressed to lower quality and am sure that the original video is much clearer with this one. Nice! gotta have one of that semi pro S5 IS...whew!
revadan 3 years ago 2
Nice video.. i just buy a Canon S5 IS as well... i want to know if you film this bird with our without digital zoom?
jaisonni 3 years ago
Hi all... Thank you all for your nice comments :-)
I think I did use some digital zoom ~ but it is the optical teleconverter which helps best ;-)
Simon :-)
simbirdcom 3 years ago
youtube with class. finally. Really good taste.
I just buy a s5 IS and you inspire me.
thanks from chile.
clarksoft 3 years ago
Hi Thank you for the nice comments :-)
I use a Digital Canon S5 camera which can zoom in to the equivalent of 400mm (old 35mm film camera) But I bought the telephoto extension 1.5x which takes it up to 600mm ~ my tip is to get as close as you can either by a telephoto lens or even better reduce your distance by half or closer to the Bird ~ either by using a hide like a shed (with hole/flap) or make your own camo hide with army/surplus supplies ! or even remote shutter too ?
Simon :-)
simbirdcom 4 years ago
hmm i inteded to give it a 5 star but i think it clicked at 3 star..
SceneNat2008 4 years ago
Excellent close up. The quality is brilliant, mine tend to lose a fair bit of quality in the upload. Any tips?
SceneNat2008 4 years ago
My tip is to put the camera in macro witch focuses for a video of closeup vids or stills. Or go into manual focus and you can focus on the object by yourself.
PWNZORDIZED 3 years ago
He seems so excited, lovely. Great definition, thanks!
nutxlago 4 years ago 2