"Although many robins do spend the winter in Massachusetts, these are not necessarily the same robins that we see here in summer. It’s more likely that robins wintering in Massachusetts migrate here from northern New England or Canada." ~MassAudubon
We have two robins who have decided to stay, I give them blueberries, but now all they want are the dried mealworms. They fight the bluebirds daily for those dried delicacies along with the hordes of starlings.
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This day came in warmer, with clouds and passing rain showers.
I retired from public school teaching after happily spending twenty eight years playing in Kindergarten. Now I fill my days watching cat antics, taking endless...
I think that even though they may be around,they do act differently in the winter. I know I see them occasionally, but not nearly as often as I do in warmer weather. Maybe because their diet changes they frequent different areas. I'm certainly not likely to see them pulling big fat worms out of the lawn ( under a foot of snow) like I do in the summer. Lovely capture of this jaunty looking guy.