Migration Update: February 13, 2007 | Please
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Today's Report Includes:
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The Migration: Maps, Questions, Highlights | |||||||||
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Discover: How Robins Spend the Winter | |||||||||
Many of you
believe robins leave your area for the winter, and you were surprised
to see so many robin reports on our maps. What would keep so many robins
around all year while others migrate farther south? What do robins need
to survive? What do robins DO in winter? You can use Journey North’s
print-and-fold booklet, slideshow, and teacher guide to explore these
questions, and more!
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Big Surprise: An American Robin Gone Off Course! >> | |||||||||
An observer from London traveled 5 hours to see it. After all, American Robins are hardly ever reported across the ocean in England. Was this robin for real? How did it get there? Can it survive? What do you think might have happened? >> |
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Unusual
Robin Reported in England! |
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Journal Question: Wrong-way Robin? | Explore! American Robin Gone Off Course >> | ||||||||
Write your ideas in your Robin Migration Journal. |
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Getting Ready: Can You Name That Tune? | |||||||||
You can discover what's going on in the robins' world if you know what they are saying and singing. Our sound recordings help you recognize six common vocalizations robins make. Then listen to the same calls in scrambled order and see if you can…
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Links: More Robin Resources to Explore | |||||||||
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More
Robin Lessons and Teaching
Ideas! |
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The Next Robin Migration Update Will Be Posted on February 27, 2007.
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