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20th February 2007
Robins Are Surviving
I’m not sure if it’s a good or bad thing that when I come home, there are 5-8 robins waiting in trees and one or two of them perched on the side of my driveway. One kept looking curiously at the driveway and wondering, when will there be more cherries? I’ve also got one outside my office in Worthington that visits on the balcony. The warmer weather is setting in, thankfully. I haven’t seen the tattered robin since Sunday. I’m thinking it doesn’t look good for him/her. The cherries really are the way to go - I received a note back from Wildlife Division and they said robins can not eat seeds - their beaks are not built for it. So, cherries were the way to go but need to be moistened.
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