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10 Facts About The American Robin

10 Facts About The American Robin

For whatever reason, I have been paying more attention to birds.

One of the frequent birds around our yard, and in our trees, is the American Robin.

I have been reading up on them and here are 10 of my favorite facts.

#1
The American Robin is one of the most common birds in North America.

#2
It is one of the earliest birds to sing in the morning.

#3
Their average lifespan is around two years.

#4
The American Robin eats primarily insects, berries, and earthworms – typically by foraging on the ground.

#5
Both parents will feed their young, who leave the nest 14-16 days after hatching.

#6
Males will sometimes feed the young while the female begins a second nesting try.

#7
American Robins have 2-3 broods per season.

#8
This bird is part of the thrush family.

#9
They are one of the earliest birds to breed in the spring.

#10
Robins hunt earthworms by sight (not hearing).

Are there any books on robins I need to know about? Asking for myself…

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