This robin kept interrupting my reading but I'm not even mad

@ASleepyWanderer

New meaning to footstool. 😀

@IceNine I don't know why but a lot of animals love to sit on my shoe when I'm sitting cross-legged like that! Sometimes I'll look up from a book and see a squirrel on my shoe lol

@ASleepyWanderer

Ha brill!

The animals must just know to trust you!

@IceNine my working theory is that they must think I look like someone who has snacks:p
@ASleepyWanderer The best kind of interruption 🥰
@ASleepyWanderer Whoa your robins look a lot different than ours in North America.
@rombat @ASleepyWanderer Saved me from saying the same thing. The bird in the photo looks like a completely different family. I wonder what it is.
@shuttersparks @rombat from what I read online this is a remnant of colonialism. When the British saw American robins, it reminded them of European robins, hence the name:)
@ASleepyWanderer @shuttersparks I went and looked it up before replying that I didn’t think your pic was a robin (what a concept!) and found the same thing. “Hey that’s got a red breast let’s just call it the same.”
@rombat @ASleepyWanderer Yes. I'm a birdwatcher here in the U.S. and Central America. American Robins are fairly common here in West Virginia, and now I know why they're called American Robins. 😂
@ASleepyWanderer Good, because that borb wanted to get you mad. Fight the bird provocations! 🐦

@ASleepyWanderer It's back to Gregarious Robin Season!

And then in Spring they'll get territorial and skittish again...