Male robins are slightly larger and more colorful than females. Baby robins are speckled when young and have almost no feathers or sight when hatched, relying on parents to feed them by opening their mouths. Nests are built to hold eggs and protect baby robins until they are almost ready to fly on their own and can be fed by parents.

1. Robins!
Males are a bit bigger
Males are a bit more
colorful
Young Robins are
speckled.

2. Nest Building

3. Nest are for Eggs!
And keeping the babies safe until they can fly!
Just
hatched
Robins
have
almost no
feathers
and are
blind

4. Robin babies can do one thing: Open their mouths for food!

5. These young robins are almost ready to fly
Mom or dad offering food to a young robin

6. These young robins are almost ready to fly
Mom or dad offering food to a young robin