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American Robin
| Color: |
Gray, Orange |
| Size: |
10" |
| Season: |
Year-round |
| Description: |
A widely recognized bird with dark gray above and orange-brown below. Males have slightly darker coloration than females. |
| Voice: |
The song is a vibrant cheeriup cheerio cheerily. Call is teek and a whinnying phew, tut tut tut.
Click here to listen |
| Habitat: |
Variable habitats. Commonly seen foraging on open lawns. Often travel in large flocks in the winter. |
| Interesting Fact: |
The American Robin's diet changes with the seasons. During spring and fall, it lives primarily on insects and earthworms. Once fall arrives, it feeds on berries and fruits. |
| Scientific name: |
Turdus migratorius |
| Order: |
Passeriformes |
| Family: |
Turdidae |
Adult Ben Meadors |
Adult feeding young in the nest Bill Branham |
Juvenile Bill Branham |
Nest and eggs Chris Bohinski |
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