Birds

Robins are popular backyard visitors. However, they don’t frequent bird feeders despite being among the most prevalent backyard birds. So, what do robins consume, and what can humans offer them to eat that is healthy and appealing?   What to Feed Robins Robins eat a mixture of 40% protein in the form of worms, snails, …

As one of the largest avian predators in the world, eagles have few predators. Eagles are known to fight amongst themselves and die from their clashes. Other predatory birds sneak up an attack on them. Still, overall, eagles are the dominators of the sky in the avian world. The bald eagle must be wary of …

Robins are beautiful and intelligent birds, so it is no surprise that you would want to attract them to your property. However, you may very well have made the common mistake of setting up a bird feeder, only to discover that the birdseed attracts almost every type of bird, except for the robin. This has …

Every bird has a particular diet, and the American Robin has a taste for earthworms. A migratory songbird member of the thrush family, the American Robin, can be found across North America. Birds of prey look down from aloft to find prey, but robins have their own way of finding food. They will peer down …

Most birds lay their eggs bright and early at sunrise. Robins fill their bellies with worms and then lay their eggs in the mid-morning hours. Robins are smart birds. They eat first because it is difficult to find earthworms once the sunrises. Once they have fed their bellies, they lay their eggs.   When Robins …