fltsfshr

The beginning of the week they started showing up.. There are billions of them. No bug is safe. No car is safe either. The whole world is becoming covered in ROBIN POOP.


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CoralDoc

They're over on the east coast of Florida too!

More Robins!

Palmateer

They're everywhere except in the Frozen North

valentine

Don't worry, Flts, we get the same thing and I'm sure they're just fattening themselves up to make the journey here so they can poop on my S .

MsPerky

I saw some when I was down in Melbourne last weekend. Was thinking that I hadn't seen any up here yet. But last year there was an invasion - about 80 of them sitting on the building across from mine in downtown DC. I had never seen anything like that.

rjosey8385

I've seen quite a few around here, too...though we have quite a few large groups of birds all the time.....we actually have flocks of white pelicans on the lake nearby...we don't usually get pelicans.

valentine

We get huge flocks of robins frequently. They seem to have a particular affinity for the cedar berries on our big cedars. Of course, I love the robins because they are my organic form of pest control. They love insects, worms, and pesky critters that eat our plants. Since I despise using any kind of pesticides, I welcome the robins (as long as my car's in the garage, of course)

Kyras

No Robins here. I have seen Roadrunners now and then, lately though. How about a close-up picture of a Robin, for the west coast?

Lainey

Robins are supposed to be a sign of spring in our area.

Haven't seen any yet!

CoralDoc

Here's a photo that I found on the web: