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This is the video of the Cute Robin Bird Feeding on my Rumble channel “CutyBirdsandAnimals” to entertaining you. Robins feed on insects (especially beetles) and worms. You might notice one following you about as your dig up your garden hoping to nab a few worms as you unearth them. Robins can also eat fruit, seeds, suet, crushed peanuts, sunflower hearts and raisins. They particularly enjoy mealworms. Robins are familiar feathered visitors, but even though they are one of the most common backyard birds, they don’t often visit bird feeders. So what do robins eat, and how can birders provide nutritious and attractive foods for robins? Natural Foods for Robins ----- American robins are widespread thrushes, closely related to bluebirds, hermit thrushes, wood thrushes, and Townsend’s solitaires. Like most other thrushes, robins are omnivorous and have a wide-ranging, opportunistic diet that changes with the seasons, habitat, and general availability of different food sources. A robin’s typical diet consists of 40 percent insects and 60 percent fruits, with popular foods such as: • Earthworms, insect larvae, grubs, caterpillars, and snails • Spiders, beetles, grasshoppers, termites, crickets, and other insects • Berries such as blueberries, mulberries, winterberries, juniper, honeysuckle, and holly • Small tree fruits including cherries, crabapples, chokecherries, dogwood, and hawthorn • Vine fruits such as wild and domesticated grapes In addition to these foods, American robins have also been recorded as eating eggs, small snakes, frogs, skinks, and small fish, depending on where they are foraging and what they can catch. In spring and early summer, robins eat more mollusks and insects to provide adequate calcium for egg formation and protein for feeding hungry hatchlings. In late summer and fall, berries and fruits are more abundant. In winter, robins will eat whatever foods they can find, which often includes leftover fruits and berries still hanging on plants, or else the birds will migrate to where food sources are more readily available. The time of day when a robin eats has also been noted as affecting the bird’s diet. Earlier in the day when the ground is still wet, these birds find more worms and grubs. Later in the day, robins eat more berries and fruits. What to Feed Robins in the Yard ------ Because American robins don’t eat many foods that are common in feeders, providing natural food sources is the best way to attract these birds with tasty treats. In addition to basic bird-friendly landscaping, consider options such as: • Use berry-producing juniper hedges for a fence or privacy barrier • Plant crabapple or cherry trees for their beautiful spring blossoms and abundant fruit • Add a grapevine along a fence to cover the structure and provide a food source • Use bird-friendly mulch or leave leaf litter intact for foraging robins • Plant holly bushes in landscaping beds or underneath trees • Reduce insecticide use to encourage birds to naturally control pests • Water the lawn in the early morning to bring earthworms to the surface • Keep grass mowed shorter to allow robins to forage more easily These few steps can provide a bountiful natural feast for robins, but with the right foods, they will also visit feeders. Provide chunks of fruit, such as apples and pears, as well as softened raisins or cranberries for the birds to sample. Suet chunks, nuggets, or shreds can also tempt American robins, and they will sample peanut hearts, hulled sunflower seed, mealworms, and jelly. Use broad, open tray, platform, or dish feeders to accommodate robins at feeding stations. Because these are larger birds, they are more comfortable at larger feeders, and because they may travel in flocks, it is best to have plenty of space for robins to visit. Ideally, feeders should be placed on or near the ground, as these birds are more comfortable foraging on the ground. For a fun option, try a bird feeder garland on trees or shrubs where robins are used to feeding, and they will happily enjoy the decorative treat. #cutebirds #cuterobins #cutybirdsandanimals #cutebirdfeeding #cuterobinbirdfeeding #funnybirds #birdsvideo Reference: www.thespruce.com Please subscribe my channel …………………..Thanks for watching………………..

Love your cat and want the whole world to know it? Try out some of the following quotes when expressing your love on social media for National Cat Day, or on your next photo mug. See the sheer, undeniable kitty essence immortalized in these cat love quotes for cat enthusiasts. • “I love cats because I enjoy my home; and little by little, they become its visible soul.” – Jean Cocteau • “I have felt cats rubbing their faces against mine and touching my cheek with claws carefully sheathed. These things, to me, are expressions of love.” – James Herriot • “I love my cats more than I love most people. Probably more than is healthy.” – Amy Lee • “Every cat is my best friend.” – Unknown • “All you need is love and a cat.” – Unknown • “What greater gift than the love of a cat?” – Unknown #catvideo #funnycats #cutecats #catscute #cutybirdsandanimals #cutecatswatchingflowers

Adorable Cats Quotes That Perfectly Describe Your Kitten. If you know, you know: Cats are the world’s most enviable creatures. They sleep 14 hours a day. They are fastidious, discerning, and impeccably well groomed. They live for a warm sunbeam, a nosh, and a nap. They do what they want, when they want. And they definitely don’t care what anyone thinks. Plus, there’s this incontrovertible fact: They’re just plain gorgeous. From poignant and philosophical to funny or snarky, these cat quotes offer a sentiment for any occasion — whether you need the perfect social media caption for those cute kitty photos, a greeting card message for a fellow cat lover, a cheery saying to hang over your desk, or a way to express sympathy over the loss of a cherished pet. You know cats make amazing pets for plenty of reasons, but sometimes it can be hard to put into words exactly why they're so great. If you need a little help (or a caption for your next Instagram photo), scroll through these perfect quotes and sayings about cats that prove why they're such great creatures. #cutecats #adorablecats #cutekitty #kitten #catvideo #funnycat #funnycats