Halloween Robin

Posted on October 31, 2011 by Capt. Dave Drewry

In between squalls this morning the boys spotted something peculiar as a migrating flock of robins pecked their way for bugs out on the house lawn. Mixed in with the other dozen or so birds was a truly “white” robin. Spare a few black markings on the wing tips and around the eyes it was a snow white bird. This would be the second leucistic bird of the year for us– Maybe it’s going to be another cold winter !

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