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An Eastern Yellow Robinn perched on a diagonal bare branch, facing left against a soft, blurred background.
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@crimsonbutterfly
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Another Eastern yellow robin, because I want. Took this shot at 1/160 because it was so dark in the forest. Bumped up the ISO to 5000 (which is my personal limit).

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500mmf/5.61/160sISO 5000
Flash did not fire
darktable 5.4.1
4/24/26, 11:27 PM
6/10/26, 3:41 AM
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@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social

@crimsonbutterfly can i just say how interesting it is to see what other people call robins

13 hours ago
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@crimsonbutterfly

@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social europeans named them robins, but theyre actually not true robins. Theyre not the same robins you see in US and Europe. Same as the opossum vs possum

What do u call robins

13 hours ago
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@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social

@crimsonbutterfly ours is a thrush: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American
Also, when i was in Europe, I discovered common blackbirds, which i thought of as black robins. They have very similar habits and sounds.

Coincidentally, what we call blackbirds in America are also very different

13 hours ago
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@crimsonbutterfly

@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social Europeans cant name shit hahajaja

13 hours ago
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@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social

@crimsonbutterfly i know right

The Powhatan word for it is probably realiy hard for English speakers to pronounce tho

13 hours ago
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@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social

@crimsonbutterfly although that didnt stop them with skunks, raccoons, and Chicago

13 hours ago
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@NormanDunbar@mastodon.scot

@crimsonbutterfly For ISO5000, that's a rather lovely image. No noise there. 👍

7 hours ago