#turdusmigratorius

[wildpixar]

American Robin (Turdus Migratorius)

[oldno11brandphotography]

#americanrobin #Turdusmigratorius #bird #smallbird #tree #postfalls #idaho #2022 #photography #photographer #sandiegophotographer #naturephotography #outdoorsphotography #landscapephotography #photos #naturephotos #nature #mothernature #landscape #adventures #instaadventures #oldno11brandphotography @oldno11brandphotography (at Post Falls, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf6vwpbL8kN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[norfolknaturalist]

American Robin (Turdus migratorius) in my backyard last week. Robins are familiar backyard birds to many people. They hunt earthworms and also eat fruit. Although their presence is often used as a marker for Spring, in Southern Ontario and across much of the United States, many Robins don't migrate away for the Winter. Instead, they spend most of their time roosting in trees, rather than feeding on lawns and so are much less likely to be seen. . . . . . #nature #ontario #robin #turdus #turdusmigratorius #birds #birdsofinstagram #norfolkcounty #norfolkwild #simcoeontario #ornithology #naturephotography #blognorfolk (at Simcoe, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-9XmowA4Ba/?igshid=1oyzd118kjas9

[vulturehill]

Come for the Cotoneaster berry feast, stay for the puddle party. . . #orchardfauna #TurdusMigratorius #americanrobin #vulturehill https://www.instagram.com/p/B7ETUWgpMgk/?igshid=bwioy2wezd60

[quimicus]

Cuando era niño escuchaba un canto de un ave en las mañanas de los fines de semana que me gustaba mucho. Era de mirlos. Una pareja de ellos, como este Mirlo primavera, Turdus migratorius, aparecían en el final del año y hasta la primavera y anidaban en el jardín de la casa de mis papás. Ahí dos veces atacaron a una gatita que tenía, Vilú, porque sentían que era un riesgo para su nido. Fue una de esas experiencias que quedan selladas en el recuerdo y que, de cierta forma, marcaron mi gusto por admirar la vida natural. Los reencontré en Las Musas. #quimicus #NikonMx #aves #birds #MirloPrimavera #Turdusmigratorius #AmericanRobin #naturephotograpy #naturaleza #nature #LasMusas #ManuelDoblado (en Las Musas) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2uIapzBZGM/?igshid=1qvsm8b4qisg1

[clinicalherbalist]

A nest! The same nest that had bread in it when i looked before, but now there are tiny blue eggs. They live on top of a bat box. The bats are their downstairs neighbors. . . . #nest #birdsnest #robinsegg #robinseggblue #turdusmigratorius

[psychlone]

Orange crested Robin in #eastharlem #signofspring #americanrobin #turdusmigratorius #thelatinnamesucks #wildbirds #birdsofinstagram #nyc #nycwildlife (at East Harlem)

[hamoudablog]

"thief of flames" ...........American Robin 150 Rustic Canyon Southern California_ by pekabo90401 Ten Lessons from the American Robin 1. It’s good to be common The American Robin is one of the most common and widespread native birds in North America. This large population gives robins great resilience in the face of ecological and climatic challenges. Build the movement! 2. Adapt to where you are Robins are found from steamy southern swamps to the Alaskan tundra. Their remarkable ability to adapt to local conditions and resources is the secret of their success. Frame your message with regard to local conditions 3. And also have one special skill For all their adaptability, robins also have a specialized skill: their earthworm-hunting behavior, which opens up a rich resource few other birds exploit. Know your special talent and make the most of it 4. ‑Figure out how to take advantage of the dominant paradigm Robins thrive in part because of their ability to make the most of human environments, nesting in our backyards and foraging on our lawns. Don’t be afraid to make alliances and to engage with mass media 5. Be alert for phonies Robins are among the few birds able to detect and toss out the eggs of the parasitic Brown-headed Cowbird, thus protecting their nests from invaders. Welcome only those who truly share your values 6. Know when to move on Throughout their wide range, robins exhibit facultative migration – that is, they adjust their winter residency to conditions. In a cold winter, they head south; if the next year is mild, they may remain resident all year. Know when to stage a tactical retreat, in order to win another time 7. Produce lots of young Robins often produce two broods of offspring per year. That gives them a huge advantage compared to less fecund species. There’s no substitute for the energy and idealism of the young when building a movement. 8. Be confident Robins are often described as “bold,” “confident,” and “confiding,” in contrast to related birds like the shy Varied Thrush. There is no doubt that the outgoing behavior of robins has contributed greatly to their success. Believe in your cause whole-heartedly, and others will too. 9. Be friendly In addition to their boldness, robins appeal to us because they’re friendly – even if they’re keeping us company in the garden in order to snatch up earthworms! A friendly, positive approach will gain many more listeners than one wrapped in doom and gloom. 10. Sing! For many of us, the rich warbling song of the robin announces the arrival of spring, lifting our spirits after the hard winter. Isn’t a beautiful message what we all want to hear? No matter what, sing! Pepper Trail is a naturalist and writer in Ashland, Oregon. https://flic.kr/p/2jqCnJQ

[montaralin]

That's quite the mustachioed #robin feeding the brood. A few more worms like that, and those 4 will be popping right out of the #nest. #turdusmigratorius https://www.instagram.com/p/CCZ5o8JgEK4/?igshid=it4tf9yiajrd

[anton-the-dude]

#drawing #pencildrawing #pencil #color #coloreddrawing #americanrobin #turdusmigratorius #bird #birds #art #sketch #aves #ave #maniraptora #theropod #theropoda #animal #animals #dinosaur #earthworm #mirlo #spring #backyard #colorful https://www.instagram.com/p/CA8rpEXlY7j/?igshid=12oqj3cyxqj2g

[alexanzolaj]

Feb 21 - Faebruary x Turdus migratorius So, it appears that the American robin (Turdus migratorius) appeals to some people in relation to Collection Systems and sewers (swipe to see a reference post)... the "migrating turd" 🤔 . . . #sketchdaily #drawdaily #drawing #dailydraw #digitalart #procreatenewb #characterdesign #faebruary #turdusmigratorius #americanrobin #sewers #collectionsystems #weirdstuff https://www.instagram.com/p/B9J62-JjuF4/?igshid=1kthrz6bd870w

[nunoxaviermoreira]

American robin by DFChurch https://flic.kr/p/2h5GHFW

[jeffphillippiphoto]

American Robin. What is that in mother's beak? Poop. Robins don't wear diapers but they do poop in a strong, clear fecal sac. Each time mom feeds the kids a worm they poop and because of the fecal sac she is able to take the waste in her beak and fly off and drop it on your car. Thereby keeping the nest clean and avoiding any nest site giveaways to predators. #thenatureofkansas #biology #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #animalbehavior #zoology #birding #americanrobin #turdusmigratorius (at Olathe, Kansas)

[alackofcolor623]

Happy Spring! • • #robin #robins #nuts_about_birds #bird #birds #birdsofinstagram #birdphotography #birdwatching #birdlovers #birding #bird_brilliance #bird_captures #bird_watchers_daily #bird_perfection #ig_brilliant #igdaily #bns_birds #rsa_birds #naturelovers #nature_perfection #nature_brilliance #Turdusmigratorius #americanrobin (at The Upper Midwest) https://www.instagram.com/p/B96j6YshGqe/?igshid=1tqw4z4ru0aj5

[quimicus]

Anécdota: Yo tenía una gatita llamada Punky que le gustaba tomar el sol en el jardín. Había una pareja de Mirlos Primavera, Turdus migratorius, defendiendo su espacio y atacaron dos veces a mi gatita, una en una higuera y la otra en el pasto, lograron despeinarla y asustarla. Al principio, no había entendido cuando vi el evento y, después, comprendí como estas magníficas aves pueden atreverse a cosas así para proteger su nido. #quimicus #NikonMx #aves #birds #MirloPrimavera #Turdusmigratorius #AmericanRobin #naturephotograpy #naturaleza #nature #Tlalpan #cdmx (en Tlalpan, Distrito Federal, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9Lg5DchnN2/?igshid=1eceo9y5mqjfr

[montaralin]

What did the #robin say? First, lunch. Second, home sweet home. #turdusmigratorius https://www.instagram.com/p/B_yU05-AAMQ/?igshid=1a3ps13xzs1km