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Birders

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1. Robin migration is not really related to temperature

Wed Jul 16, 2025, 08:14 PM

Jul 16

But to food supply.
They typically eat fruit in warm months. Is local fruit production down in your area?

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I don't know when the robins generally disappear but [View all] Prairie_Seagull Jul 16 OP

Robin migration is not really related to temperature Earl_from_PA Jul 16 #1

I can speak to it being a bumper year for cherries. Prairie_Seagull Jul 16 #5

Oh, thanks for adding where you are! Mike 03 Jul 16 #2

Was thinking about climate and maybe the robin in the coal mine. Prairie_Seagull Jul 16 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Mike 03 Jul 16 #3

They only eat worms while feeding hatchlings IbogaProject Jul 16 #4