With National Robin Day approaching, we look at why seeing a robin often brings a sense of comfort and happiness ...

Putting our raisins for American robins will see them visit all winter long. Raisins are high in energy, perfect for keeping ...

Robins like to be nestled about six feet off the ground. These tiny birds also like to be hidden within some sort of shelter ...

Love to hear the robin go tweet, tweet, tweet. . . “Rockin’ Robin” by Bobby Day Recently my column has focused on large charismatic wildlife such as bald eagles, wolves, condors, etc. But the reality ...

Garden birds struggle to find food during winter months, but wildlife experts reveal simple feeding methods that can bring robins flocking to your garden ...

Wildlife expert explains how raisins act like a magnet for robins during winter months when natural food becomes scarce – but ...

The European robin, more commonly known as the robin or robin redbreast, is formally classified into the Old World flycatcher family. This small insectivorous passerine is common and widespread ...

The American robin is one of the most familiar backyard birds in the U.S.—so familiar, in fact, it’s the official state bird of Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Michigan. With their bright orange bellies ...

Those winter visitors known as American robins have arrived in South Central Texas. A few weeks ago I spotted only a few, but flocks of these birds with brown backs and reddish breasts have since ...

Robins aren't just associated with Christmas. For many people, they carry a quieter, more consoling symbolism that resonates ...

Robins are often scared away from gardens by magpies that guard food, but there is an easy way to deter magpies using an ...