American Robin Migration Project

Fluctuating spring weather is not slowing down robins. More sightings in Canada are being reported and observations of nesting behavior are increasing as well.

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Read more about 03/31/2020 Exploring Together: Robin Habitat Needs & Claiming Territory

03/31/2020 Journal: Male or Female?

Read more about 03/31/2020 Journal: Male or Female?

03/31/2020 Nesting

https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526445234

03/31/2020 Busy Foraging

https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526445211

03/31/2020 Evening Silhouette

https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526444788

03/31/2020 On the Menu

https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526443937

03/31/2020 Robins Prepare for the Next Generation

Territories are being staked, worms are being foraged, and nests are being built as robins prepare to welcome the next generation.

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After getting daily visits from Monarch Butterflies, Dwaine was worried that all eggs and larva would be eaten. He saw many birds and lizards eating the caterpillars and plants. Dwaine initially counted 5 eggs and over 5 caterpillars so far this year.

(See his previous report: https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526441696)

But then did not see any for awhile. Finally he found one!

https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526443709

03/20/2020 Courtship Dancing

https://journeynorth.org/sightings/query_result.html?record_id=1526443870

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