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Library System  \nRobins  \nWil Mara  \nCavendish  \nG  \nSquare  \nNew York  \nPublished in 2015 by Cavendish Square Publishing,LLC2435th Avenue,Suite 136,New York,NY 10016  \nCopyright ◎2015 by Cavendish Square Publishing,LLC  \nFirst Edition  \nNo part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwisewithout the prior permission of the copyright owner.Request for permission should be adressed to Permisions,Cavendish SquarePublishing,2495th Avenue,Suite 196,New York,NY 10016.Tel(877)980-4450;fax(877)980-4454.  \nWebsite:cavendishsq.com  \nThis publication represents the opinions and views of the author based on his or her personal experience,knowledge,and research.The information in this bookserves as a general guide only.The author and publisher have used their best eforts in preparing this book and disclaim liability rising directly or indirectlyfrom the use and application of this book.  \nCPSIA Compliance Information:Batch \\#WS14CSQ  \nAll websites were available and accurate when this book was sent to press  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nMara,Wil.Robins/Wil Mara.pages cm.—(Backyard safari)Includes index.  \nISBN 978-1-62712-825-4(hardcover)ISBN 978-1-62712-826-1(paperback)ISBN 978-1-62712-827-8(ebook)  \n1.American robin—Juvenile literature.I.Title.  \nQL696.P288M3562014  \n598.8'42-dc2s  \n2013047683  \nEditorial Director:Dean Miller  \nEditor:Andrew Coddington  \nCopy Editor:Cynthia Roby  \nArt Director:Jeffrey Talbot  \nDesigner:Joseph Macri  \nPhoto Researcher:J8 Media  \nProduction Manager:Jennifer Ryder-Talbot  \nProduction Editor:David McNamara  \nThe photographs in this book are used by permission and through the courtesy of:Cover photo by David &Micha Sheldon/F1online/Getty Images;MotherDaughter Press/Photographer's Choice/Getty Images,4;age fotostock/SupersStock,6;Aninals Animals/SuperStock,9;Photographer who enjoys experimentingwith various styles/Flickr Open/Gety Images 10;Mike Harrington/Taxi/Getty Images,1;O istockphoto.com/Frank Leung,13;Radius/Superstock,17;OAnderson,Vickie/Animals Animals,19;OWild &Natural/Animals Animals,20;Michael S.Quinton/National Geographic/Getty Images,2;PanoramicImages/Panoramic Images/Getty Images,2;Darlyne A.Murawski/National Geographic/Gety ITmages,22;Tom Vezo/Minden Pictures/Getty Images,22;0jack thomas/Alamy,23;Nordic Photos/SuperStock,26;◎ Kuttig-People/Alamy,28.  \nContents  \nIntroduction  \n4 5l  \nONE A Robin's Life  \nTwo You Are the ExplorerTHREE A Guide to Robins19FOUR Try This!Projects You Can Do23Glossary29Find Out More30Index31  \n# Introduction\n\nHave you ever watched a squirrel chasing another squirrel around atree,or a group of deer leaping gracefully through a stretch of winterwoods?If you have,then you know how wonderful it is to discovernature for yourself.Each book in the Backyard Safari series takes youstep-by-step on an easy outdoor adventure,then helps you identify theanimals you've found.You'll also learn ways to attract,observe,andprotect these valuable creatures.As you read,be on the lookout for theSafari Tips and Trek Talk facts sprinkled throughout the book.Ready?The fun starts just steps from your back door!  \nONE  \nA Robin's Life  \nThe American Robin,also known simply as the robin,is a relatively smallbird.It measures only about 10 inches(25 centimeters)in length andusually weighs close to 3 ounces(85 grams).The robin's wingspan—meaning when its wings are fully opened and spread out—measuresaround 14 inches (36 cm).  \nThe robin's head is round-shaped and varies in color from dark tomedium gray,with a black eye that is often ringed in white.Its bill isone of several shades of yellow with a bit of dark coloration on the tip.Sometimes it has a distinct orange tint.But it can,on occasion,look sopale that it appears white.There will 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