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Turdus migratorius
About 20 cm in length with a bright red-orange breast. The males and females are fairly similar, with the female just slightly duller in colour. They were hanging out in a group of about 10 birds, eating berries and digging about in the ground.
Live throughout North America, being the second most common bird. These ones were spotted in a wooded valley, near a river.
Spotted on Dec 24, 2012
Submitted on Dec 31, 2012
2 Comments
there seems to be a lot of them here, all the time... maybe it's not that cold? and thank you! ))
Robins generally migrate south for the winter. Robins however will sometimes winter in their summer territories. Nice capture, Alina