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The robin lives in open woodlands, forest edges, gardens, and city parks. Robins can build nests from mud, grass, and twigs. The chicks stay in the nest for about two weeks. After the chicks leave the nest, the male parent feeds therm and teaches them to pull worms from the ground. Their appearance is often seen as a sign of Spring.
Robin With Wings Outstretched
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