Hyperactive Robin!

Perhaps the poor Robin saw itself in a reflection & was "attacking" the "intruder"! They can be very aggressive with other males that enter their territory!

A lovely story whatever the motive for his actions! 👍

Like Balc mentioned, maybe saw his own reflection, Shirley...
Lovely pics, such a sweet, although often pugilistic little guy! Keep us updated! Thanks for posting.

Aww cheeky, one came by me last time i was gardening, rose looks lovely, I have some buds on my two :-))

You managed a couple of good pics there, Shirley and the rose is a good one.

Thanks for all the comments ... Robin appeared mid afternoon and began tapping on the glass again! I find it quite strange behaviour and am less than happy with the mess it's leaving on the garden chair and table .. yuk!

He's very determined Shirley, yes too much of a good thing!..:(

Shirley, you could try taping something to the glassso he can’t see himself. Hopefully in a day or two he will stop being such a nuisance. The rose is looking. Dry healthy! I’m so glad you still have it. I used to grow it on my apple trees if you recall. So it went out when we felled them. But I always loved it and it flowers so prolifically!

I love robins Shirley and one came the day after Rick died and stayed. It also had the babies here too, but haven't seen him for a few days.

Karen, we have kept the curtains drawn across the patio doors today and only heard it tapping a couple of times. That's probably because I saw the Robin flying at the windows of the summerhouse much of the day. Poor thing seems very confused!

Rose, when my Mum's ashes were put in to her parents grave at the churchyard, as the service took place a Robin sang continuously in a nearby tree. I hope you see 'yours' soon ... :o)

I was told Shirley that the robin is connected to the spirit of a loved one.
The day Rick died, my daughter and grandaughter plus two of our very close friends were all sat in the conservatory when the robin came which I hadn't seen in the garden for a long time, sat on the top of a feeder and just looked at my friends and then sat on the arbour seat and just looked at me. It never fed , but just sat there looking at me.
I can't explain it but it gave me some comfort.

Rose, I can well believe that about Robins. The one I've written about here is still around, it made me jump when I entered the greenhouse as it was just flying out! I had left the door open and I suppose it thought 'Oh, there's somewhere I haven't been yet'!

Such a cute little birdie. I wish we would have them here.

A lot of my friends have said the same thing happened to them when a loved one died Shirley.

Klahanie, swop my Robin for your Barred Owl ... :o)

Rose, that's wonderful!

That would be a difficult decision Shirley_tulip.

:o))