To many, seeing a robin is an early sign of spring. (Is that true? We break down the facts — and myths — behind the “first robin of spring.”) As a result, some people believe that the ...

While the forecast is calling for near 60-degree temperatures for Thursday, one bird expert says you shouldn't get your hopes up. Many robins were visible throughout the region when temperatures ...

One forecast that has been met with some confusion is about the recent sightings of American Robins. They are widely thought to be an early sign of spring. So why are they showing up, sometimes in ...

There − that's a sure sign of spring. However, robins, bluebirds, Carolina wrens, chickadees, and doves − all potentially early nesters − are locals, birds that live here year-round.

The wildflowers collectively known as spring ephemerals emerged all over our yard last month: violets and spring beauties and early buttercups and henbit and two different kinds of speedwell.

Let’s start with the myth that robins are a sign of spring. We definitely see an influx in their numbers during spring migration, but they are a year-round species in Maine and have been for a ...

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- With temperatures looking a lot like spring, and maybe even summer, some signs of the season are making appearances in nature. That includes an American robin spotted Tuesday ...

A: The American robin may be in your yard as a small group of migrants just visiting for a bite to eat and some rest, or as a harbinger of something like fall. After all, they are also winter and ...

The American robin has long signaled the arrival of spring, right up there with crocuses poking through dirt and frogs ribbiting at night.

Many robins were visible throughout the region when temperatures dipped well below zero last week and wind chills plunged to minus 30, causing some to wonder why they appeared to return so early.