American Robin Where Do Your Robins Go for the Winter? Analyzing Banding Data from US Fish and Wildlife Service Office of Migratory Bird Management Nobody has ever flown along with a robin, so how do we know where they go? We contacted Alan Davenport of the USFWS Office of Migratory Bird Management in hopes of learning what banding data show about robin migration. Mr. Davenport has graciously supplied hundreds of REAL BANDING records for you! These records have been collected during the past 60 years. Because we're interested in migration patterns, he selected records from birds that were: BANDED during breeding season (May - July) RECOVERED during winter months (December - January) Where do YOUR Robins go for the winter? Find your state or province in the proper flyway. Link to the banding records for your robins, identify each location, and complete the data sheet. Next, respond to these Discussion Questions to help you analyze and make sense of the data. Atlantic Flyway Connecticut District of Columbia Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Vermont West Virginia Central Flyway Kansas Montana Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota Mississippi Flyway Arkansas Illinios Indiana Iowa Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Ohio Tennessee Wisconsin Pacific Flyway California Oregon Washington Canadian Provinces Alberta Manitoba New Brunswick Manitoba Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan   National Science Education Standards (See bottom of Discussion Questions page.) Facebook Pinterest Twitter © 1997 – 2024 Journey North. All rights reserved.