Red breast robins

Robin feeding a nest of red breast robins chicks in a plant tray at a garden centre. Kathy Sheridan Kathy Sheridan: Nocturnal singing can be triggered by loud noises, like thunder or fireworks, a sudden shaking of the roosting tree, or by lights, such as floodlights, coming on. Cliff Taylor:

He stood still, and watched it and thought of the man whose garden he was tending. British robins readily associate with gardeners, but elsewhere in Europe they are shy and retiring birds of thick woodland cover. Cliff Taylor: Una Mullally: But its evolutionary purpose is for a more serious role, with male robins using it to settle territorial disputes, especially during the breeding season.

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