Robin Facts

Robin facts

Scientific Name:

Erithacus rubecula (European Robin)

Class:

Aves

Order:

Passeriformes

Family:

Muscicapidae

Species:

E. rubecula

Life Span:

2–5 years (up to 13 years in the wild)

Diet:

Insects, worms, spiders, fruits, seeds

Size:

12.5–14 cm (5–5.5 inches)

Weight:

16–22 g

Flight Speed:

~30–40 km/h

Predators:

Cats, foxes, snakes, birds of prey

Locations:

Europe, western Asia, North Africa

Habitat:

Woodlands, gardens, parks, hedgerows

Population:

Stable and widespread

Incubation Period:

12–14 days

Robin Facts:

  • Robin is a small songbird known for its red-orange chest.
  • Both males and females look similar in color.
  • Commonly seen in gardens and forests.
  • Feeds mainly on insects and worms.
  • Very territorial despite its small size.
  • Lays 4–6 eggs per breeding season.
  • Flies swiftly and often hops on the ground.
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