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With its red breast and confiding nature, the robin is undoubtedly winter's star bird. It adds colour and animation to our gardens in January's drab days when spring seems an eternity away. What it ...

If you're hoping for the return of charming robin birds to your garden this winter, there's one gardening task you should steer clear of. These red-breasted creatures - symbolic of lost loved ones in ...

MANKATO — Chad Heins is Mankato’s “bird man,” his fellow bird watchers say. As such, the Bethany Lutheran College biology professor coordinated the annual Christmas Bird Count on Dec. 20 in Mankato.

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Thousands of American robins are feasting in the hills surrounding Greater Victoria, creating what observers are calling an “unprecedented gathering” of the red-breasted birds. Robins usually fly ...

The robin is regularly crowned the UK's favourite bird. With its inquisitive nature and unmistakable red breast, it's a familiar and welcome sight on garden fences and along country paths. But how ...