The document discusses robins, including their physical characteristics, behaviors, habitat, diet, and range. Robins have red bellies, lay blue-colored eggs, build nests in trees and bushes, and eat earthworms, seeds, and plants. They live in warm, grassy areas like backyards. Robins can be found in the United States, Mexico, Canada, Europe, and parts of South America.

1. All About Robins
BY Madison

2. About the Author
 Hi, my name is Madison I have 4
people in my family their names
are Cole my brother Kim my mom
HI Dean my dad.My hobbies are
softball and dance.
The reason way I’m am doing
the Robin is because like
their colors and I like how
small they are.

3. Who Am I
 Robins mostly have a red belly.Most eat eather
earth worm.Robins make a musical whistled
phrase.Most robins lay eggs the size of a quarter,
and they lay 2to 4 eggs.Robins bild nests on
trees,houses,bushes,and heges. Most Robins
nests are the sizes of a softball.

4. The early Years
 When the eggs of a Robins are lade they are
lade close together. Most baby robins are pink
with a little feathers called down feathers theas
feathers are soft

5. Habitat sweet habitat
 Some robins live in a
back yard where it is
warm, grassy.

6. What’s on the Menu?
 Robins mostly eat
earth warms, seeds,
some plants, and they
drink water.

7. Making Tracks
 All robins have the
same tracks. It looks
like one line and 3
little lines coming out
of it.

8. Simply Irresistible
 Robins Mostly live for
6 years but could live
for 14 years. One
other fact is that
babies birds can fly
but their down
feathers stop them.

9. Where in the world
 Some robins live in
U.S, Mexico, Canada,
Europe, and some of
South America.

10. Fun Stuff
Did you know Fun fact
1.Robins sleep Baby robins can
standing still fly when they
2.Robins live in are babies but
the U.S year their wings stop
round them.
3.They usually
fly

11. Resources
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