What is a Robin?

There are about 230 robins in North America. The average Robin weighs between 2 and 4 ounces, has a wingspan of about 11 inches, and has a bill that is about half an inch long. They can live up to three years.

How Many Robins Are There in the U.S.?

There are about 25 robins in the United States, making them one of the more common birds.

Where Do They Live?

Over the course of a year, there can be as many as 2,000 robins in an urban area and up to 20,000 in a countryside area. They typically live in small groups of two to five birds.

What Does a Robin Eat?

There are about 20 different robin species in North America. They eat mostly insects, but will also eat small rodents and other bird food. Their average life span is four to six years.

What Does a Robin Look Like?

There are about 25 different species of robins, but the most common in North America is the red-breasted robin. These birds are about the size of a sparrow and have a reddish-orange breast with a black band across it. They also have a blue head and body, and an orange bill.

conclusion

There are about 20 robins per square kilometer in the United States.