Robins are beautiful, sweet and curious creatures with a strong sense of family. So, when they grace our yards and gardens, we feel somewhat responsible for them. Such is the case when we see a baby robin heartbreakingly hungry and crying. You know they eat worms but can baby robins eat mealworms? Yes, they absolutely … Read more
Juvenile robins spend about 2 weeks in the nest after they are born, sustained by constant feedings from both parents—up to 100 times per day. When they are ready to fledge, they leave the nest never to return, but where do these adventurous birds travel to when they head out from home? Young robins are … Read more
Robins, the beloved birds known for their cheerful songs and vibrant red breast, are often thought of as seed and insect eaters. However, did you know that robins also have a taste for small mammals, including mice? While it may seem unusual for a bird like Robin to hunt and consume mice, it is not … Read more
It’s winter, and you are worried about the robins? Read on till the end to know what these birds eat during the winters when worms aren’t available as an easy treat and what you can feed them to help them overwinter. What Do Robins Eat When There Is Snow On The Ground? Robins get most … Read more
The beautiful American Robin is often considered a harbinger of spring. But where do Robins go in the winter? Some Robins will stay while others will definitely head south – it really depends on where they are residing and the overall food supply. Typically, Robins found South of Canada will stick around, while the Robins … Read more
Do you have a robin nest built near your front door, patio, or in your backyard? It’s fascinating to see the baby robins grow up. But often, while observing the nest, a question comes – Do robins use their nest? As a general rule, Robins make new nests for each brood, and the constructed nests … Read more
