Can you please introduce me to the robin?

Robin

(American: Bluebird)

Alternate name: Red-breasted Robin (English: Cock Robin)

Robin It is the most familiar and favorite bird among all birds in the UK and is the national bird of the UK.

The upper right is the North American bluebird.

There are three species of robins in North America: the Eastern Bluebird, which is found east of the Great Plains.

The Western Bluebird, which is found in West of the Prairie

Mountain Bluebird (Mountain Bluebird) is found in the western mountains above 5,000 feet

The beautiful robin is famous for its colorful feathers and sweet song. A favorite among bird lovers. Robin numbers declined dramatically in the early 20th century as house sparrows and starlings colonized robin nests.

In the 1930s people started a National Bluebird Trail, and they erected more than 6,000 robin boxes

Others understood Building robin boxes will help restore the robin population.

Across North America, people can help robins by placing nest boxes. Your nest box is best placed in an open country area with low ground cover and sparse trees. And the right environment should also have a place for the robin to roost - a fence, a wire or a tree branch. Robins can perch on them in search of food. If a robin doesn't like the place you put it in, it won't live there. Pastures, parks, and rolling areas such as cemeteries and golf courses away from human activity are good places (of course the area must be pesticide-free). Avoid bushes and dense forests. Spread nest boxes 150 yards apart. In western North America it can be 300 yards apart. The nest box must be 4-6 feet above the ground. It would be better if they were placed on 7 foot high steel poles.

North American Bluebird Society:

North American Bluebird Society: 1978 by Larry Zeleny has more than 5,000 members from various countries

Internet address: http://www. nabluebirdsociety.org/

The American Bird Conservation Association

Robin

Robins live throughout Europe and North America. They build their nests in low bushes and usually live on the ground. Robins are very friendly and are not afraid of humans and allow humans to approach them, but they will resolutely resist the intrusion of other robins.

The American robin is one of the most common birds in North America. It is also one of the largest birds. About ten inches from beak to tail.

In 1960, the British national bird, the red-breasted robin, was elected by referendum. The red-breasted robin, also known as the "robin", is about 15 centimeters long and has brownish-red feathers on its chest, abdomen and waist. The redbreast tops the list of Britain's national birds, mainly due to its beauty and personality. The British are very fond of redbreasts, and especially admire the male redbreast's instinct to patrol and defend the boundaries he has established. People call it the "Bird of God".