The female builds the cup-like nest with mud as its foundation and lines it with grasses, twigs and other plant material before laying bright blue robin eggs. “I’ve watched American robins ...

The world is going to the birds. Or at least my little corner of it is. And I think this is just… ducky. Nests surround me. Sometimes in the most unexpected of places. But not always. We ...

Children once thought that if they took eggs from a robin’s nest they would develop bent fingers. 4. A good honest church-going bird Robins are among our most ecclesiastical of birds.