Robins, cheeky lovable wildlife ?

[whiffey]

I have a tame robin, the little bu$$er follows me everywhere. I put strawberry food pellets down on a tray in the conservatory and he hops in and helps himself. Occasionally he will wander over to the dining room and look at me, but he has just excelled himself. He flew upstairs, I followed him, and without panic he flew around the front bedroom, then disappeared back out through an open top window. As I write this he has now returned to the back doorstep looking at me. Priceless !! Do you have any wild animals who behave in such a cooky and touching fashion ?

[smudge]

We also have a 'resident' Robin.

He usually follows my husband in & out of the garage, or hops around us waiting for t!t bits when we're sitting on the garden bench.

It's such a joy to see.

[YvonneM]

You lucky thing I have tried for years to tame a robin but I think y are nervous cos so many of my neighbours have cats I have a blackbird that would sell its soul for sultanas

[Cheekystar]

My mum always had a theory that the robin in the garden was a relative who had died come back to watch over us p I like this idea and when I see a robin in the garden I think of it as my gran.