Robin with Juvenile Plumage

by Judy
(Seattle, WA)

Adult robin eating an ashberry.

Here are photos I took of a juvenile robin and an adult robin. At first I thought I found a new kind of bird in my backyard. Then I realized that it was a young robin that still had some of its juvenile plumage.

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Apr 12, 2011
 Thanks for your reply!!!
by: Wendy

Judy,
Thanks for your reply. Sorry it took so long to get back to you on this. I was in the hospital for double total knee replacement. But I did find it finally and its not a juvenile robin, but it is a robin. There are alot more of them now. I don't exactly recall what it said except something about Texas and robins. I didn't know there were distinctions between any robins to be honest. Being partially crippled for a while has made me a bird watcher. I've seen cedar waxwings and my favorite is the American mail Kestrel. i'm learning so much now. Listen thanks really for the help.

Wendy

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