With their orange-red breast and small, stout shape, the robin is one of the most familiar British garden birds . But if you’ve tried tempting them with a bird feeder full of seeds, you’ve probably ...

Robins can really struggle to find enough food in September, but there is a really easy way to help keep them healthy if you ...

Robins can find it tough to feed as their food sources begin to dry up in autumn, but gardeners can easily help support these ...

If you want to tempt them further you can try leaving feeding trays out for them. Robins are ground feeders so are more likely to eat from the grass. A mixture of bird seed, sunflower hearts and robin ...

Their main food source, earthworms, tend to burrow deeper into the soil during hot, dry weather, making it difficult for ...

Spring has finally sprung, and with the arrival of warmer weather and sunshine, garden birds like robins have been seen returning to bird feeders, tree branches and bird tables in significant numbers.

Gardening enthusiasts have been warned about a bird feeder mistake that could prove dangerous for species such as Robins and Blackbirds. Avian experts have cautioned that wet and unpredictable weather ...

FARGO — Robins fly south for the winter. At least, most of them do. Every winter, however, a few robins stay over the winter even here in the far north, where worms disappear deep down under the frost ...

Robins, often associated with winter, are actually present in Britain throughout the year and can struggle to survive during the summer months. Their primary food source, earthworms, burrow deeper ...

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 ...

Robins need extra food in autumn as their food sources begin to dry up and they need to put on weight to survive the harsh ...