American Robin Turdus migratorius

Identification
This thrush has a gray back and orange breast. It is one of the most familiar birds in Ohio.

Location
Common statewide

Size
2 to 3 ounces

Diet
It feeds on insects worms and fruits.

Habitat
It occurs in forests suburbs and parks.

Activity Period
Year round

Behavior
It is active and often forages on lawns for worms. It is active year round with some winter movement.

Lifecycle
Breeding occurs in spring with two or more broods.

Population
The population is stable statewide.

History
It has long been widespread in Ohio.

Human Interactions
It frequently interacts with humans.

Facts
It is the state bird of Connecticut and Michigan.

Sources
ODNR NatureServe

Insects worms fruits | Lawns forests suburbs parks | Statewide