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    The American Robin has a gray-brown back and red-orange belly with a dark head and white feathers on its lower belly. It is typically between 8-11 inches and can be found across the United States in both urban and natural environments like grasslands and woodlands. While it eats mostly fruit and invertebrates, searching for worms by hopping on the ground. They are commonly seen year-round but individual robins only stay seasonally as different birds rotate throughout the seasons.

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    The American Robin has a gray-brown back and red-orange belly with a dark head and white feathers on its lower belly. It is typically between 8-11 inches and can be found across the United States in both urban and natural environments like grasslands and woodlands. While it eats mostly fruit and invertebrates, searching for worms by hopping on the ground. They are commonly seen year-round but individual robins only stay seasonally as different birds rotate throughout the seasons.

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    The American Robin has a gray-brown back and red-orange belly with a dark head and white feathers on its lower belly. It is typically between 8-11 inches and can be found across the United States in both urban and natural environments like grasslands and woodlands. While it eats mostly fruit and invertebrates, searching for worms by hopping on the ground. They are commonly seen year-round but individual robins only stay seasonally as different birds rotate throughout the seasons.

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    American Robin Characteristics

    Turdus migratorius Appearance: Gray-brown back; red-orange belly;


    dark head; white feathers on lower belly
    Size: 8”- 11”
    The American Robin can be found
    Call: “Cheery-cheerio” song
    across the United States, from urban
    Location: Grassy fields; open spaces
    environments to woodland or grassland
    environments. They mostly eat fruit and Season: Can be seen year-round as a species;
    invertebrates, and are commonly seen individually seasonal
    hopping around searching for worms.
    The bright-breasted birds will rotate o Native
    throughout the seasons, so often what
    appears to be one robin taking up
    residence from March to June is a different bird altogether.

    Sources
    Birds of San Francisco, Fisher and
    Morlan
    Cornell Lab of Ornithology
    Pictures: Megan Leich

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