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American Robin Migration (Turdus migratorius)

Uploaded by: warkilla
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One of the most incredible things I've ever seen. An endless trail of literally thousands upon thousands of Robins were flying overhead. Amazingly no one was hit by any bird droppings :)

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This is an amazing ... ( 1 year ago by mrdavesmagic)

This is an amazing video. I have always been amazed by the Robins. They are so pretty. Thank you for sharing them. Our state bird in Michigan is the Robin.

Nice, I'd like to ... ( 7 months ago by RedBalls101)

Nice, I'd like to experience this sometime. What kind of Robin is that?

To tell you the ... ( 7 months ago by warkilla)

To tell you the truth, I didn't really know there were different species of robins. If you know what kind it is please share :)

You're welcome! I ... ( 7 months ago by warkilla)

You're welcome! I always loved when the robins returned to Alaska in the summers. I love their songs!

Actually, I think ... ( 7 months ago by RedBalls101)

Actually, I think it's just an "American Robin"... Ha, anyway. The American Robin have awesome song, probably my favorite bird.
A Redbreast's song is kind of high-pitched and annoying in comparison!

Yep, just something ... ( 7 months ago by warkilla)

Yep, just something about their song that signals the start of summer to me :) Thanks for watching :)

Thanks for your ... ( 2 months ago by warkilla)

Thanks for your response! I was pretty surprised to see so many Robins down here in Missouri. Pretty cool that other people who've seen them migrating have been able to find and watch this little video :)