American Robin

The American Robin is a common bird I’m most of North America as said in its name. It’s a migratory song bird true to the truth genus. This bird is named after its European ancestor the European robin. This bird breeds in the Canada and Northern America is yearly seen in the United States, and during the winter is seen in Canada. The American robin who’s Latin binomial name is Turdus Migratorius. This bird is sexually dimorphic. The male bird is more vibrant with colors and black head, and the female just has a much more dull color pallet with a grey head. This birds length  is 7.9-11 in, weight 2.7-3.0 oz, and wingspan at 12.2 - 15.8 in. This bird is a very territorial bird with it attacking anything even humans that get into its territory. During the day this bird is usually alone but it flocks at night. The American robins main food source is berries fruit and earth worms. This birds population is least concern with the population still rising.