I will give a brief description of how the American Robin lives and what they look like for those of you who have not seen them before.

They are common winter visitors to Florida and the Gulf States to Mexico to the Pacific Coast. After the winter is gone they migrate up north so they can breed in the summer.

Their feathers are dark gray above, their outer tail feathers ended with white, and their breast are reddish-orange, varying from a rich red maroon to peachy orange.

The American Robin can walk, run and hop. They run when there aren't any obstacles on the ground that prevents them from reach their food, or when they are playing and running from each other. They hop when move from branch to branch, when the grass is too high to see through or sometimes they hop just because they feel like it.

The Female American Robin builds her nest in a cup shape using mud with small twigs and grass to hold the cup shape into place. This may take her about a week to build the cup shape nest. When she is finished with building the foundation of the cup shaped nest she will cover her nest with freshly cut grasses.

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