Robins are brightly colored and wonderfully chirping visitors to our yards. And while they commonly symbolize the arrival of spring, they’re a familiar sight all year round and thankfully, that means they can brighten up your yard in winter.
But, winter can also become a bit of a struggle for robins with the drop in temperature bothering their usual routine and jeopardizing their food supply of wild berries, insects and seeds.
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Fortunately, there’s something you can do to help. Rather than only getting to…
