Feeding birds in winter is the first port of call for supporting them this season. American robins’ usual diet consists of ...

Many people think of the American Robin as the sign that spring is here. But seeing a robin in the winter doesn't necessarily mean the weather is about to warm.

David Wiedenfeld of the American Bird Conservancy explains while some robins migrate south from Canada and northern regions to the Mid-Atlantic, some choose to live here year-round.

According to the website, “All About Birds,” the American robin nests three times a year. On average, however, only 40 percent of robin nests succeed at fledging young.

We associate robins with spring, which is when this photo was taken. But there are reasons you’ll see them the rest of the year, too. (John Kelly/The Washington Post) Perspective by John Kelly ...

Birds like the northern cardinal and even the American robin, Michigan's state bird, tend to survive extreme cold better. Though robins are known to migrate south to warmer temperatures when ...

Birds like the northern cardinal and even the American robin, Michigan's state bird, tend to survive extreme cold better. Though robins are known to migrate south to warmer temperatures when ...

Birds like the northern cardinal and even the American robin, Michigan's state bird, tend to survive extreme cold better. Though robins are known to migrate south to warmer temperatures when ...