American Robins

Seen regularly in city parks, suburban lawns, and forest clearings, the American robin may be the most familiar bird in North America. Even the most jaded city dweller can identify the robin and appreciate the beauty of its cheerful caroling. Our largest thrush is also unquestionably our most successful, breeding from Berkshire to Nantucket and everywhere in between. Learn More 

Robins have been known to overwinter in Massachusetts since at least the early 1900s. The number of wintering robins depends largely on the severity of the weather and the abundance of food. Find out how robins survive the cold months

Many of the birds and animals we encounter are protected in some way by local and national laws. Learn more