This greedy bird might end up being a very round robin if it doesn't stop gobbling juicy maggots.
Photographer Matt Woods decided to kill two birds with one stone when he saw the beautiful red robin feeding from his father's hand, by snapping these amazing photographs.
The feathered friend is caught on camera delicately plucking food from the fingers of Mr Wood's father, who offers insects to the bold robin.
The red-breasted creature is clearly no bird brain, as it makes sure the camera captures its plume in all its vibrant brilliance.
Mr Woods, 38, from Ipswich, Suffolk, is a professional car photographer, who usually taking snaps for motoring magazines.
But when he learned his father had befriended the delicate robin in his garden, he decided to try his hand at a different style of photography.
He said: 'My dad loves nature, and would always go out into the garden to give the robin food.'
The bird's trusting behaviour is quite unusual as the typical robin, despite their cute appearance, are aggressively territorial and are quick to drive away intruders.
The UK's favourite bird is familar throughout the year and especially at Christmas.
Males and females look identical, and young birds have no red breast and are spotted with golden brown.
Robins sing nearly all year round and they will sing at night next to street lights.
