There is a white-headed robin that lives in the green space around our condo. We call it The White-Headed Robin.
WHITE-HEADED ROBIN
It’s pretty much the coolest bird I’ve ever seen. We noticed it last spring (2012) and for some reason I was surprised to see it again this spring. I had never thought about the same exact birds coming back for our viewing pleasure year after year. It did not occur to me that birds were individuals and would either survive or not survive the winter and then come spring be frolicking about their old hangouts and favorite spots. Seeing this bird brought the realization home.
The White-Headed Robin is unlike any other robin. It is totally unique. Before seeing him again this spring, I thought every robin was any robin- I made no distinction between them. In my mind they were like a package of nails from Home Depot- interchangeable. But Nature broke it down for me. Now I know every robin is its own robin. And that, my friends, can carry forward. Every squirrel, chipmunk, bunny, hawk, spider, ant, and mouse. These are villages of individuals. Gone are the days when I can say “Hey there’s a bunny.” without thinking about what makes it special. Mind blown.
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Is it actually white-headed, or is it just skin and no feathers? If they get mites, they can pretty much pick them off the rest of their body, but they lose all the feathers on their head where they can’t reach. Just wondering 🙂 Either way, pretty cool that he came back!
It is actually white headed! It looks kind of albino from the head up and little whiteness in the body. Very cool.