Here are some facts about these springtime birds. 1. 'Winter robins' are a thing While we may associate robins with spring, it turns out some of them don't mind the snow.

Wilcox said fruit makes up about 90 per cent of a robin's food in the winter. If you'd like to see them make an appearance on your property, you can increase the odds by adding native fruiting ...

The Ottawa Field Naturalists have spotted a winter flock of about 30 robins near the Britannia Woods, and 25 robins — possibly the same group — a couple of kilometres south, on Iris Street.

Noticing more robins outside your window these days? Birds Canada says they’ve been getting more reports of robins calling P.E.I. home this winter too.

People on P.E.I. have been noticing more robins sticking around on the Island despite the recent snow storms. Islanders are not alone in this. "Across Canada we've been seeing more robins in winter," ...