The ubiquitous American robin, so common that I rarely bother to take photos of them anymore. This is nothing against robins, which are perfectly respectable birds – they have nested in my backyard for at lest seven consecutive years, and while I would rather they not eat my blueberry crop, I rather enjoy their presence.
But photographically it’s a case of “seen it all.” At least until it isn’t, as with this robin, who I found bathing in a stream at Nescopeck State Park. His splashing about was impossible to resist, and worth of a few frames!