Discover five fun facts about the American robin — its habits, egg color, and why scientists keep a close eye on this common ...

In a robin couple, a male brings his female partner nesting material as she constructs the robins’ nest. The female builds the cup-like nest with mud as its foundation and lines it with grasses, twigs ...

It's finally Easter, which means it's Robin Eggs season. If you're a fan of the candy-coated malt chocolates and you've been dying to make some Robin Egg treats (like our Robin Egg malted milk fudge ...

NEW YORK, May 27 (UPI) --A new study answers the question: Why are robin eggs blue? The answer: sun protection. According to new research, the light blue-green color of bird eggs helps facilitate just ...

European starlings, an invasive species in the U.S., lay blue eggs often mistaken for those of bluebirds or robins. Unlike native birds, starlings outcompete local species and are not protected by law ...

Dear Pet Talk: I don’t have pets but keep active birdfeeders, so all the birds are my “pets in the wild.” Why do robins lay blue eggs? — Bird Lover Dear Bird Lover: I concur with you about wild birds ...

In the spring, robins living on an Illinois tree farm sat on some unusual eggs. Alongside the customary brilliant blue ovoids they had laid were some unusually shaped objects. Although they had the ...

Take traditional Easter egg dyeing up a notch by transforming the eggs into elegant and beautiful metallic robin’s eggs using natural, homemade dye made from red cabbage. Made with 100 percent edible ...