Robin **
American Robin
North American Robin

Robin held out her hands as if to say, I give up.

She turned her head to the house, then back at Robin.

Robin gave up and went into the house through the back door.

Robin could not put the other girl from her mind.

I hope your mother will let you come and talk to them, Robin.

Perhaps you have put your question the wrong way, Robin.

One woman told Robin to go away, but she had seen enough.

He'll tell the police to stop looking for the Robin.

A little later he saw some one in the room talking to Robin.

Robin heard him talking to someone away from the phone.

Oh Robin, you have had a short cut this time!

Robin knew she hadn't thought enough about it as yet.

Robin got up from the table and put his arms around her.

Robin looked right into her eyes and knew that she wanted him.

Robin was a music teacher at the same high school.

The king takes Robin with him to lead a life at court.

He looked quickly back to make sure Robin was following.

Also find out who his friend is, Robin, if we need her.

I met Robin and things really started to get better.

Robin left my office with a light heart and a new sense of herself.

Robin, on the other hand, must do this sort of thing all the time.

Robin kept his eyes down as he'd always been told to do.

For once, she could give the answer she'd always wanted to when Robin asked her that question.

Robin made a cut off the pick to the right.

Robin: Well, because people are pretty set in their ways.

The average life of an American Robin lasts about 2 years.

The American Robin can be found in many different kinds of habitats.

The American Robin is most active during the day.

A young American Robin (called a juvenile) is also lighter than the male.

The American Robin is more responsible for the transmission of the disease to humans.

This call, or at least what it sounds like to us, belongs to the American robin, one of our largest thrushes.

The longest known lifespan of a wild American Robin is 14 years.

There is color named after the American Robin's eggs.

Other calls resemble those of the American Robin; the flight call is thinner.

From the North the American robin is seen along with pipits and mosquitoes.

This color pattern often elicits comparisons to the American Robin.

The American Robin can be found all over North America.

During the summer, the American Robin defends a breeding territory and is less social.

It is also known as the North American Robin.

This is because the American Robin lives longer with the disease than the crows and jays.

The American Robin begins to breed shortly after returning to its summer range.

The American Robin does not shy away from nesting close to human habitation.

The tock flight call is like the American Robin's but harsher.

The American robin and house sparrow led bird species in the incidence of albinism.

The male American Robin, as with many thrushes, has a complex and almost continuous song.

The American Robin is a rare vagrant to western Europe.

The adult American Robin is eaten by hawks, cats, and larger snakes.

The American Robin is active mostly during the day and assembles in large flocks at night.

The American Robin has a large range.

In relative size to other owls they are close to the size of an American Robin.

It is also known as the North American Robin.

Turdus migratorius - North American Robin