Chirper Robin Statue by Michael Carr Designs - Outdoor Bird Figurine for gardens, patios and lawns (80025)

The media could not be loaded. We purchased this as my children had tried to save an abandoned baby Robin that sadly didn’t make it. They wanted something to remember the baby bird. This Robin is so cute in our garden, a nice size and sings he sweetest song when you walk by her. We’ve had her a couple of months and she’s held up well and seems to be really good quality.

He's a healthy bugger! Looks good!

I was looking for a robin bird to make the occasional chirp when movement occurred. This guy is larger than I expected and he does not shut up. An occasional chirp would be fine, but this guy just keeps going and going. I tried moving it to a less frequented area, but even the sun setting and making a shadow made the little guy start in chirping. I think he will go outside in the spring.

I ordered this four times. The first couple birds did not work but Oh my goodness what a cute bird. So cute! I just had to try again to get a working bird and I am so glad I did! In fact I ended up sending back two but keeping three. They are not small at all. I would say these are about 25% larger than a real Robin. The sound is a little corny but its bright! Outside it sounds much better than inside. What I appreciate best about this Robin statue is, in the yard I have placed these in the shade and within sight so as they are in the garden and among my shrubs, I can see them. If these were the actual size of a Robin they would get lost in the landscape. Its fun to hear them go off and really I know they are going to stop working eventually despite changing batteries, they are well worth owning for the design. They are designed to stay upright-Hence the portly figure.

I bought it to place on a plate on a metal pole, surrounded by trellises. Replaced a bird feeder that fell apart, and that squirrels used to raid often. The small birds will site next to the statue, but the crows avoid it (a plus)

Robin is cute, good colors. At first it would only chirp if I put my finger in the beak because that's where the sensor is. It will chirp as long as motions close to its beak. And it chirps a little then stops until motion activates it again so dont think its broken. Would have been nice to have instruction sheet or at least mention it in description. My only complaint is like most imported stuff these days it was packaged in this cheap styrofoam that pills and clings.

Very cute robin. Will make a nice yard ornament but was looking forward to the motion activated chirp. Even tried new batteries but it didn't help. Think something got dislodged during shipping.

Boy was I surprised at the size of this bird! I thought it would be life sized, since it looks realistic, but it is huge! As big as a seagull! Also, I would have thought the motion sensor would have been in the eye, but no it is inside the open mouth. The problem with that is that you can't put it up on a shelf or in a nest to look life like, because it sticks out too far due to the tail sticking out directly behind its beak! The last problem with the placement of the motion detector is you have to be directly in front of it for it to work and the beal seems to narrow the motion catching ability.