On the campus of Michigan State University, robins were plentiful in the early 1900s; however, Dr. George Wallace, a professor there, noticed a sudden decline in the robin population in the 1950s ...

Michigan's state bird is the American robin, but one lawmaker says it's time for a change. There is bipartisan support for the Kirtland's Warbler to represent the state.

Indeed, the robin, the official Wisconsin state bird, is as distinctive as our white-headed, but much larger, national symbol. The robin, with an estimated population of 310 million in the U.S ...

Birds like the northern cardinal and even the American robin, Michigan's state bird, tend to survive extreme cold better. Though robins are known to migrate south to warmer temperatures when ...

The American Robin became our state bird going all the way back in 1926, when the state Federation of Women's Clubs sponsored a bird study program in Wisconsin public schools.

No, the American Robin was chosen as Michigan's state bird in 1931 after being favored by the Michigan Audubon Society. Robins eat different types of food depending on the time of the day.

T he American robin is one of the most familiar backyard birds in the U.S.—so familiar, in fact, it’s the official state bird of Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Michigan. With the ...

Birds like the northern cardinal and even the American robin, Michigan's state bird, tend to survive extreme cold better.

No, the American Robin was chosen as Michigan's state bird in 1931 after being favored by the Michigan Audubon Society. Robins eat different types of food depending on the time of the day.

No, the American Robin was chosen as Michigan's state bird in 1931 after being favored by the Michigan Audubon Society. Robins eat different types of food depending on the time of the day.