The robins are here, the robins are here!

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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
The robins have arrived here in northern Indiana, a sure sign that spring has sprung. They are ground feeders, and their instinct tells them that the time of snow cover on the ground is rapidly coming to an end.

I like the way they hold their heads high and stick out their chest in a defiant posture, as if daring winter to prove them wrong.

Who else is seeing robins in their area?

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Originally posted by: chefantwon

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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
The robins have arrived here in northern Indiana, a sure sign that spring has sprung. They are ground feeders, and their instinct tells them that the time of snow cover on the ground is rapidly coming to an end.

I like the way they hold their heads high and stick out their chest in a defiant posture, as if daring winter to prove them wrong.

Who else is seeing robins in their area?

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Indy, we get them here in southern Ohio typically as early as Feb. I haven't seen one yet, however I wouldn't be too suprised if they have been out and about already.

Although if your proclaming the first signs of spring, they sprang a few weeks ago. Oh, when the ever shy boobies, start showing parts of themselves, spring is in the air.

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Originally posted by: pjstroh
They are beautiful. Just dont tell my evil cat. She likes the robbins too...but in a sick, Jeffery Dahmer kind of way.

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Originally posted by: justmare
We don't get them here in Southern California, but I just noticed yesterday that my Sweetgum tree is starting to leaf out! Now if it would just get out of the 60s!

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