As many insects go into hibernation, robins are left with fewer food sources to draw from. Throughout the winter, wild ...

An American robin, with its bright red breast, is a common backyard bird. Learn what a robin looks like, sounds like, and see ...

The American Robin is one of the most common birds in North America. You’ve probably seen one in your backyard or been woken ...

One of our most familiar songbirds is the American robin. The robust, orange-breasted thrushes hunt ground-bound prey in lawns, meadows, gardens and woods.

One of our most familiar songbirds is the American robin. The robust, orange-breasted thrushes hunt ground-bound prey in lawns, meadows, gardens and woods.

One of our most familiar songbirds is the American robin. The robust, orange-breasted thrushes hunt ground-bound prey in lawns, meadows, gardens and woods. While some robins overwinter in Ohio ...

Populations of the American robin, which ranges all over the continent down into Mexico, increased by about 0.13% per year from 1966 to 2019.

An American robin incubates eggs in a nest in a Norway spruce. (Steven D. Bailey/For The Lake County News-Sun) Robins not only slurp up worms from beneath the soil, ...

The American Robin might be seen as the unofficial mascot for springtime, but you may still see some stragglers sticking around and hunkering down for a long winter.

I’m guessing no bird in our country is more readily recognized or more familiar than the American robin. It’s a really good name. Yes, blue jays and cardinals are also well-known yard birds to ...

The American Robin might be seen as the unofficial mascot for springtime, but you may still see some stragglers sticking around and hunkering down for a long winter.