Learn where to look for a robin nest, what robin eggs and baby robins look like, how long it takes robin eggs to hatch and ...

The American Robin is one of the most numerous and well-loved birds in America. Its bright, and bubbly song begins well before dawn and can be heard all thru the ...

The American robin nests almost completely across North America, up to the high Arctic and up to a height of 10,000 feet in western mountains. As their Latin name — Turdus migratorius ...

The American robin is a common sight in the spring in summer, with its bright rust colored breast and recognizable song. The birds are now in the middle of their nesting season, and might be ...

The American robin’s sturdy cup nest is made of grass, moss and loose bark, all cemented together with thick mud that the bird transports in its beak. Some species’ nests are primarily made of ...

In the past, many children grew up knowing robins as the bird that built its mud-lined nest on the front porch, the back deck, the garden shed, the old apple tree, or in a tall bush near a window ...

A brown speckled cowbird egg in with an American robin’s eggs. (Courtesy of Mark Hauber) “It monitors the nests of the hosts in which it laid eggs, and destroys the nest of the hosts that have ...

According to the website, “All About Birds,” the American robin nests three times a year. On average, however, only 40 percent of robin nests succeed at fledging young.

“In areas that had both many crows and many bird feeders, American robin nest survival was the lowest.” So the effect of bird feeders on urban wildlife communities differs from species to ...