Robins are often seen in spring and summer hopping along front lawns in search of earthworms. In fall and winter they turn to fruits and berries for their meals. Although originally a woodland species, they have thrived in modern suburbia.

Look For: A plump bird that is gray-brown above, rusty-orange below. The head and tail are black. The bill is yellow. The female's head and back are brown.

Length: 9-11".

Habitat: Woods, farmlands, gardens, parks.

Range: Alaska and Canada (mainly only in summer) and south throughout U.S.