Date: 02/19/2007

Number: 1

One student looked in her backyard and saw about 20 robins. It was 2:30 and sunny, but cold.
One student saw another wave of robins in her neighbors yard - about 10.
Another student saw about 10 robins in backyard, 6:15pm.
It was warm ad sunny at 3:40 - 12 robins were hopping and pecking at the ground.
Another student saw about 70 robins at 5:13pm. they were in a huge group and some were singing.
A student saw 2 robins in her yard under a tree, pecking at the ground.
At 12:06 there were 4 robins seen by the house. It was pleasant weather.
A student saw 2 robins at 6pm at the front yard. They were both singing very loudly, like they were talking.
Astudent saw 8 robins in his driveway in the morning. They were eating berries from a cherry laurel tree. The berries had been scattered because cdar waxwings had come in large numbers the previous day. Robins were coming and going both days.

columbia, SC

Latitude: 34 Longitude: -81

Observed by: pamela
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