The Robin can be often seen in gardens, parks, and woodlands. These small, plump birds are well-adapted to life in urban areas and are often sighted flitting amongst bushes and trees in search of food.

The bird has a very distinctive appearance, with its bright orange breast, brown back, white belly, and black face markings. Its plump, round body and perky, upright posture make it easily recognisable. During the breeding season, male Robins are particularly noticeable due to their song, which they use to attract a mate and defend their territory.

Robins are also active feeders and can often be seen searching for food on the ground or in low shrubs. To attract Robins to your garden, provide a source of food, such as mealworms or sunflower seeds, and a shallow dish of water for drinking and bathing.