03-31-2019, 04:50 PM
Our Robins clear out at the first sign of winter. They go somewhere warmer and they don't come back until early spring.
Your Robins sound like they are dear little birds.
Our Robins are very different and a lot bigger. They are actually a kind of Thrush. They eat insects and berries. My garden has both so I sometimes have gatherings of Robins. They will spend the whole day eating something that is newly ripened.
Our Robins are great bathers. They get in a bird bath or puddle and the water flies everywhere as they splash around.
They are the first bird to sing in the morning and the last bird to sing at night.
When we see that the Robins have returned we know that the worst of winter is over.
Your Robins sound like they are dear little birds.
Our Robins are very different and a lot bigger. They are actually a kind of Thrush. They eat insects and berries. My garden has both so I sometimes have gatherings of Robins. They will spend the whole day eating something that is newly ripened.
Our Robins are great bathers. They get in a bird bath or puddle and the water flies everywhere as they splash around.
They are the first bird to sing in the morning and the last bird to sing at night.
When we see that the Robins have returned we know that the worst of winter is over.
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Catherine
