Birds That Look Like Robins. L ook at that bird! It has patches of reddish-orange and a gray back, too. It must be an American robin — or, wait, is it? Robins are a classic sign of spring, but ...

The bird itself (6-7 inches, or 15-18cm) is rusty red, with an ivory breast with dark spots. Look for wing-flicking behavior ...

No, the American Robin was chosen as Michigan's state bird in 1931 after being favored by the Michigan Audubon Society. Robins eat different types of food depending on the time of the day.

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

But seeing a robin in the winter doesn't necessarily mean the weather is about to warm. Just because most robins leave Michigan doesn't mean that all of them do. Skip Navigation ...

This robin optical illusion is stumping the internet. Can you find the two hidden hearts in under five seconds? Test your ...

Some types of “walking” fish called sea robins can use their taste bud-covered legs to detect prey buried beneath the sandy covering of the seafloor.

Indeed, the robin, the official Wisconsin state bird, is as distinctive as our white-headed, but much larger, national symbol. The robin, with an estimated population of 310 million in the U.S ...

No, the American Robin was chosen as Michigan's state bird in 1931 after being favored by the Michigan Audubon Society. Robins eat different types of food depending on the time of the day.

But seeing a robin in the winter doesn't necessarily mean the weather is about to warm. Just because most robins leave Michigan doesn't mean that all of them do. Skip Navigation ...