American Robin: 8 Easy Way to Attract Robins to Your Backyard

The American robin (Latin: Turdus migratorius) is a lovely feathered friend who makes an early season appearance to welcome the warm temperatures of spring. This bird is a shining beacon of hope that the gray winter months will soon end, and long, lazy summer days are imminent.
The American Robin is a rich and deep brown; it sports a dark brown abdomen and tail, often displaying a soft white speck. This bird is about eleven inches long, most famous as a songbird. Its eggs are an aqua blue. Females can lay eggs up to three times yearly. Their favorite meals are grubs or worms, supplemented by various fruits and insects.
American robins live in open meadows, parks, and wooded suburbs. You might find them throughout the year in the United States; some migrate as far north as Alaska during the warmest days of summer.
This video shares 8 tips to attract these beauties to visit your yard.
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