American Robin - Turdus migratorius

The American Robin is found throughout North America. Robins that breed in Alaska and Canada migrate to the U.S. southwest and Mexico. In most of the U.S. these thrushes are year-round residents.

Juvenile

Juvenile 08/20/2012 - Kettle Cove, Maine Juvenile 08/20/2012 - Kettle Cove, Maine	Juvenile 08/21/2012 - Kettle Cove, Maine Juvenile 08/21/2012 - Kettle Cove, Maine	Juvenile 08/23/2012 - Crisipi Pond, Maine Juvenile 08/23/2012 - Crisipi Pond, Maine
Juvenile eating a berry 06/06/2014 - Lands End, San Francisco, CA Juvenile eating a berry 06/06/2014 - Lands End, San Francisco, CA	Juvenile 07/11/2010 - Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska Juvenile 07/11/2010 - Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska

Adult

Male 05/31/2009 - Garin Regional Park, Hayward, CA Male 05/31/2009 - Garin Regional Park, Hayward, CA	Male with something in its beak 07/11/2010 - Arctic Valley, Anchorage, AK Male with something in its beak 07/11/2010 - Arctic Valley, Anchorage, AK	Male 03/25/2010 - Tamaya Hyatt Rio Grande Male 03/25/2010 - Tamaya Hyatt Rio Grande
Male 07/11/2010 - Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska Male 07/11/2010 - Lake Hood, Anchorage, Alaska	Female 03/22/2007 - Upper Tidwell, Chico, California Female 03/22/2007 - Upper Tidwell, Chico, California	American Robin gathering nest material 04/21/2008 - Garin Regional Park, Hayward, CA American Robin gathering nest material 04/21/2008 - Garin Regional Park, Hayward, CA
Male 03/02/2009 - Jungle Gardens/Avery Island, Lousiana Male 03/02/2009 - Jungle Gardens/Avery Island, Lousiana	Male 04/05/2009 - Cliff House; San Francisco, CA Male 04/05/2009 - Cliff House; San Francisco, CA	Male 02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ Male 02/20/2012 - Boyce Thompson Arboretum, AZ

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