Robins think of us as pigs — and 9 other fun facts you never knew about these popular birds

The robin is regularly crowned the UK's favourite bird. With its inquisitive nature and unmistakable red breast, it's a ...
Country Living UK on MSN

Do robins make us feel happier? Almost half of the UK says so

With National Robin Day approaching, we look at why seeing a robin often brings a sense of comfort and happiness ...
Country Living UK on MSN

Robins are more aggressive than we think – and why it may be our fault

Beneath that jolly red breast hides an edgy temperament: robins are fiercely territorial, making them feisty at best and ...

My friend Henry the Robin - how a tame bird went viral

A man's remarkable friendship with a robin on the shores of Lough Neagh has proved a viral hit. Henry the Robin began ...

Bird lovers urged to help robins by leaving six food sources outside

Robins like to be nestled about six feet off the ground. These tiny birds also like to be hidden within some sort of shelter ...
The Shetland Times

NATURE: Robins’ bright red breast feathers act as a warning signal to other birds

The robin became indelibly associated with Christmas in Victorian times when the sending and receiving of Christmas cards ...
The Mirror

UK households told to take action if they see a robin in their garden

They're among Britain's most beloved birds, but the cherished red-breasted robin isn't merely a Christmas symbol - these feathered friends can actually be seen in our gardens throughout the entire ...

Robin fans asked to stock up on cheese and peanuts in winter garden bird plea

In the UK, robins are more noticeable in winter due to the fact that trees and bushes lose leaves, exposing their usual ...
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If You See a Robin Bird, Here’s What It Means

To many, seeing a robin is an early sign of spring. (Is that true? We break down the facts — and myths — behind the “first robin of spring.”) As a result, some people believe that the robin bird ...