American Robin - Dr. Dude Photography

Male American Robin feeding worms to a newly fledged baby while both are standing on a small black metal fence. — **American Robin, Vista Heights Fort Worth, TX, July 3, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-4000; f/10; 1/500 sec.*

This page is for the American Robin (Turdus migratorius). The American Robin was a very common bird when I was growing up. I remember my paternal grandmother commenting on them frequently when we would visit. I suspect it was her favorite bird. My first photographic evidence occurred on June 6, 2010 while my wife and I were hiking at Mt. Rainier. Even through it is a bit washed 0ut, it is the best photograph I have taken of the American Robin to date (above).

The following photographs are the best representative images from different dates and locations than my species representative example.

American Robin wading in snow melt on the side of a road at Mt. Rainier. — **American Robin, Mt. Rainier National Park near Paradise Inn, Washington, June 8, 2010**
Sony DSC-H3; 63 mm; ISO-125; f/10; 1/200 sec.

American Robin sitting near the top of a barren tree. — **American Robin, Cleburne State Park, Cleburne, TX, December 28, 2021**
*Canon EOS 5DS R with Tamron 150-600 mm lens; 600 mm; ISO-400; f/10; 1/500 sec.*

American Robin sitting on a small tree branch with several other branches in front of it. — **American Robin, Fort Worth Nature Preserve Trail to Dead End, Fort Worth, TX, January 4, 2022**
*Canon EOS 5DS R with Tamron 150-600 mm lens; 600 mm; ISO-1250; f/6.3; 1/2500 sec.*

American Robin perched on a wooden fence. — **American Robin, Vista Heights, Fort Worth, TX, April 17, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Tamron 150-600 mm lens and 2x Teleconverter; 1200 mm; ISO-10,000; f/13; 1/4000 sec.*

American Robin perched on a small tree limb facing away from the camera. — **American Robin, Fort Worth Nature Preserve, Fort Worth, TX, October 30, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-250; f/11; 1/640 sec. +0.3 exposure bias*

American Robin flying overhead on a cloudy day. — **American Robin, Colleyville Nature Center, Colleyville, TX, December 11, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 420 mm; ISO-250; f/8; 1/640 sec.*

American Robin perched on a medium-sized branch looking to the side. — **American Robin, Fort Worth Nature Preserve, Fort Worth, TX, January 1, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-6400; f/16; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin perched on a tree limb behind a few other small limbs. — **American Robin, Fort Worth Nature Preserve, Fort Worth, TX, January 3, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 661 mm; ISO-320; f/10; 1/500 sec.*

American Robin standing on the rocky ground. — **American Robin, Mustang Park, Benbrook, TX, January 16, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-2500; f/10; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin perched high in a tree that has maroon catkins. — **American Robin, Fort Worth Nature Preserve, Fort Worth, TX, March 4, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-800; f/10; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin on the very top of a tree silhouetted against an overcast sky. — **American Robin, Colleyville Nature Center, Colleyville, TX, March 11, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-1000; f/10; 1/1250 sec.*

American Robin on the ground looking for food. — **American Robin, Bill Jarvis Migratory Bird Sanctuary, Chicago, IL April 12, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-640; f/11; 1/640 sec.*

American Robin standing on the ground behind some dead plants. — **American Robin, Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary, Chicago, IL April 12, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-2000; f/10; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin standing in the grass. — **American Robin, Navy Pier, Chicago, IL April 14, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-640; f/10; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin perched on a limb in a tree. — **American Robin, Constitution Park, Waynesboro, VA October 26, 2003**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700mm; ISO-1250; f/11; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin perched near the top of a tree. — **American Robin, Parker River NWR, Plum Island, MA, January 11, 2024**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-400; f/11; 1/800 sec.*

**American Robin, Oak Point Park, Plano, TX, January 21, 2024**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-400; f/11; 1/800 sec.*

American Robin with its back to the camera, perched on a wooden fence. — **American Robin, Vista West, Fort Worth, TX, May 1, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-2500; f/10; 1/800 sec. -1 exposure bias*

American Robin sitting on a nest. — **American Robin, Vista West, Fort Worth, TX, June 11, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-640; f/10; 1/250 sec.*

American Robin sitting on a nest and singing. — **American Robin, Vista West, Fort Worth, TX, June 11, 2022**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-1000; f/11; 1/250 sec.*

American Robin with a worm in its beak standing on a roof. — **American Robin, Vista West, Fort Worth, TX, May 20, 2023**
*Canon EOS R5 with Canon 100-500 mm L-series lens with 1.4x Teleconverter; 700 mm; ISO-1600; f/10; 1/400 sec. -0.7 exposure bias*