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Migration News: February 3, 2015
By Jane Duden |
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Your Sightings |
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Are you seeing robins where you live? Put your sightings on the map to help show where robins are present on their winter range. Welcome, citizen scientists! |
Anne Cook |
Highlights: Wandering Robins
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From Florida to Alaska and coast to coast, citizen scientists reported seeing robins during January. Waves of more than 1,000 robins were reported in West Virginia, Florida, California and Missouri! Are you seeing robins?
"We saw a ton of robins. We are guessing 100 birds but it could have been more. They are roosting together in the Holly tree at night and flying to trees nearby in the day."
01/27/15 Remy S, Grade 3, York, Pennsylvania
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Kristy Ray |
Explore: Winter: Where Are Our Robins? |
How are robins able to live in so many places in winter? What are at least two behaviors you would see in winter robins that you won't see in robins during breeding and nesting season?
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Maps: What and How to Report |
We begin our 22nd season with a mid-winter survey to assess where robins are present before migration begins. Discover how to watch for and report wintering robins, first robins, 'waves' of migrating robins, first singing robins, first earthworms, and nesting behaviors.
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Next Update February 10, 2015 |
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