[Adastra] Robins together?

[Warren Young]

Like other keen bird-watchers I've made sure our garden visitors have 
been well fed this Winter. And it must be due to our inclement 
weather but after throwing seed over the lawn today I witnessed four 
Robins all perched on the same small tree within 2 meters of each 
other; I watched for a while and they did have the odd dig at each 
other but mostly they seemed intent on their free meal. Seeing that 
Robins are so territorial is this unusual behavior?

Regards,
Warren
(Hammerwood, nr East Grinstead)

Warren Young
BTCV Community Project Officer for the Weald Forest Ridge

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