Understanding American Robins' Behavior and Characteristics

The video explores various aspects of robins, including their presence in winter, flocking behavior, and the significance of egg color. It also covers the nest-building process, differences between American and European robins, and how to distinguish between male and female robins.

What percentage of sites in Ontario recorded robins during the 2021 winter season?

• 72%

• 45%

• 59%

• 27%

Where do robins often form large flocks during winter?

• California and Nevada

• Florida and Texas

• New York and Pennsylvania

• Ohio and Michigan

What is the main reason robins flock together in large numbers during winter?

• For warmth

• To find food

• To migrate

• For protection

What does a bright blue egg indicate about a robin's egg?

• It is infertile

• It is likely to hatch twins

• It is of poor quality

• It is healthy

What is the primary reason male robins pay more attention to nests with bright blue eggs?

• They are more attractive

• They are easier to defend

• They indicate healthy offspring

• They are more visible

How many trips can a female robin make in a day while building a nest?

• Up to 200

• Up to 50

• Up to 100

• Up to 180

How long does it typically take for robins to build a nest?

• 10-14 days

• 7-10 days

• 2-6 days

• 1-2 days

What is the American robin taxonomically classified as?

• A sparrow

• A flycatcher

• A finch

• A thrush

What is a key visual difference between male and female American robins?

• Females have brighter colors

• Males have darker heads

• Females have longer tails

• Males are smaller

Why are American and European robins named similarly?

• They have similar diets

• They migrate to the same regions

• They share a similar habitat

• They have similar coloration