Were do small birds like Robins go in the winter?

Question

i know ducks and such goes south but what about the little birds, do they migrate also?

Answer 1

Many species of birds migrate in winter, but not all. There are a number of small birds that undertake huge migratory journeys. Some of the wood warblers, like Blackburnian and Canada Warblers breed in Canada and then migrate in winter to South America. I have seen both species in Ecuador. Many of our birds winter in Mexico and Central America.

Most of the birds these birds are insectivores, so they have to be in warm climates where they can find bugs. Fruit eaters, like Robins, Orioles and Tanagers also go south, though many Robins do stay in the north in winter, depending on what they can find.

Answer 2

Depends on where you and live and the species of bird. I have a few resident robins in my yard but many of them migrate south, yes.

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Answer 3

It depends on what kind of bird you have on your hands. Robins, i believe, do migrate. You'd have to look up where they go. I believe that all migrating birds in the northern hemisphere migrate south looking for warmer tempertatures.

Answer 4

The red red robins go bob bob bobin along.... down south.

Answer 5

Nope, they don't. So u better feed those hungry, freezing poor creatures