The North American Robin is usually called the “robin." The robin is a
bird. The male robin has a bright red breast. The robin has a cheerful song,
Robins live throughout North America. They live in Canada. They live in
Alaska. They live in the 48 lower states. In the winter, robins go south. In the
winter, some robins go to central Mexico.
Some robins go to the Pacific coast. Robins eat during the day. Robins eat
beetles. Robins eat berries. Robins eat fruits. Robins eat about 40%
invertebrates like beetles and grubs. Robins eat about 60% fruits and berries.
Mother robins find food for baby robins. Father robins find food for baby
robins. Baby robins eat worms. Baby robins eat other soft-bodied animals too.
Squirrels prey on robin eggs and baby robins. Snakes prey on baby robins and
robin eggs. Some other birds prey on baby robins and robin eggs. Blue jays prey
on baby robins and robin eggs.
Crows prey on baby robins and robin eggs. Hawks prey on adult robins.
Cats prey on adult robins. Snakes prey on adult robins. To stay safe, robins stay
vigilant. Robins pay close attention to their surroundings. When they gather in
groups, they watch other robins for signs of danger. Robins give loud warning
calls when a dangerous predator approaches. Although robins are territorial,
they band together for protection from predators. The robin is a sign a spring.
Some people think that seeing the first robin of springtime brings good luck.
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The North American Robin is usually called the “robin." The robin is a
bird. The male robin has a bright red breast. The robin has a cheerful song,
Robins live throughout North America. They live in Canada. They live in
Alaska. They live in the 48 lower states. In the winter, robins go south. In the
winter, some robins go to central Mexico.
Some robins go to the Pacific coast. Robins eat during the day. Robins eat
beetles. Robins eat berries. Robins eat fruits. Robins eat about 40%
invertebrates like beetles and grubs. Robins eat about 60% fruits and berries.
Mother robins find food for baby robins. Father robins find food for baby
robins. Baby robins eat worms. Baby robins eat other soft-bodied animals too.
Squirrels prey on robin eggs and baby robins. Snakes prey on baby robins and
robin eggs. Some other birds prey on baby robins and robin eggs. Blue jays prey
on baby robins and robin eggs.
Crows prey on baby robins and robin eggs. Hawks prey on adult robins.
Cats prey on adult robins. Snakes prey on adult robins. To stay safe, robins stay
vigilant. Robins pay close attention to their surroundings. When they gather in
groups, they watch other robins for signs of danger. Robins give loud warning
calls when a dangerous predator approaches. Although robins are territorial,
they band together for protection from predators. The robin is a sign a spring.
Some people think that seeing the first robin of springtime brings good luck.