Birds of North America

Robins

Turdidae

Lives, Habitats & Pictures of the Robins

Robins belong to the thrush family. They are all wonderful singers and some of the first birds heard in the early morning before sunrise. These birds can be found in the far north, all the way into Mexico. In Canada, everyone waits for the American Robin to arrive in March, which is considered one of the first signs of Spring.

There are four species of robins, which live or have been recorded in North America. The American Robin, which lives in all parts of the continent, is the most common. The other three are the Clay-colored Robin, Rufus-backed Robin and the White-throated Robin. These robins' habitats are concentrated in Mexico, but have been reported seen in the southern States.

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