Date: 03/10/2017

Number: 60

They arrived while we still had snow on the ground and were in all the trees. We live at the bottom of a mountain covered its trees and the robins were everywhere. They were singing and I could hear them from in thehouse. Most have already left for further north.

This is a wild estimate as there were so many more on the hill in the trees behind us. We live at the edge of town at the bottom of a low mountain (people live up above us on large averages) and this mountain has Douglas firs, birch, cedar, white poplar and all kinds of shrubs from berry to fruit such as apples plus low growing juniper (to mention a few).
My guess as to how many I actually saw is about 50-60. The music was magical. In years past there were more as we actually felt invaded during those visits.

Enderby, BC

Latitude: 50.6 Longitude: -119.1

Observed by: Betty
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