I have one outside my back door. She is very hostile. She has a nest right next to the back door. So pretty much our back yard is off limits because she will attack you if you even step foot outside
Interesting how you said the robin would attack you. We had a robin nest in our hedge that we visited daily, but we never got attacked. In fact, the parents just chirped at us at a distance. I wonder if it is due to personalities or regional differences (I'm from Southern Canada).
@DarkNinja-24 yeah it might just be the individual, as I'm from Ohio and a robin mom would do her calls from a distance along with the dad, and sometimes would swoop down as if she was going to attack us, this was when there was a bird nest in our backyard, we've had multiple and only one time did we have one who would attack. So it might just be depending on the individual bird, as some may be more hostile to intruders than others.
We have one in our porch They have 2 babies in the nest They attacked me 4 times I can’t even cut our grass Do you know how long it take for the babies to fly In order to remove the nest Please I need your opinion 😅
@chinwiusa about 2 weeks, you'll probably notice the babies hopping around the ground once they leave, as they'll be fledglings and will wander around with mom and dad nearby to feed them till they learn how to find food and how to fly, which usually takes about 3 weeks once they've left the nest. So don't worry it won't be too long lol.
And it's not calling to it's babies, how dumb is that?! If it has babies that wouldn't be able to fly. It's a warning call, it might not even be a female 😆
BLUEDRAGONFLY its not a warning call and if you knew anything about robins you would know that the call in the background is a BABY ROBIN calling back.
Ok stop you don’t have to be rude. Big deal they named it “ red red robin calling its baby’s” maybe because this person knows what they’re doing. So unless you can show/prove you know what you’re saying then stop. Plus i don’t understand why you have to be rude about it. Like does it make you feel better or something?
The "Peek! Peek! Tut! Tut! Tut!" means he (or she) is warning you to back off.
And the predators still eat the nestlings anyway 😂
Perfect! Used it for work, had to call a baby robin to me from some hvac hoses. Worked perfectly! Baby is also safe and sound!
The sound of Illinois in spring and summer. 😃
this robins call is really helpful
I have one outside my back door. She is very hostile. She has a nest right next to the back door. So pretty much our back yard is off limits because she will attack you if you even step foot outside
Interesting how you said the robin would attack you. We had a robin nest in our hedge that we visited daily, but we never got attacked. In fact, the parents just chirped at us at a distance. I wonder if it is due to personalities or regional differences (I'm from Southern Canada).
@DarkNinja-24 yeah it might just be the individual, as I'm from Ohio and a robin mom would do her calls from a distance along with the dad, and sometimes would swoop down as if she was going to attack us, this was when there was a bird nest in our backyard, we've had multiple and only one time did we have one who would attack. So it might just be depending on the individual bird, as some may be more hostile to intruders than others.
We have one in our porch
They have 2 babies in the nest
They attacked me 4 times
I can’t even cut our grass
Do you know how long it take for the babies to fly
In order to remove the nest
Please I need your opinion 😅
@chinwiusa about 2 weeks, you'll probably notice the babies hopping around the ground once they leave, as they'll be fledglings and will wander around with mom and dad nearby to feed them till they learn how to find food and how to fly, which usually takes about 3 weeks once they've left the nest. So don't worry it won't be too long lol.
@@CarlytheWolf23 thanks you so much
Used this to feed some baby birds I found! They were not robins but it worked for whatever reason!
How adorable
lol that's a "wake up!" call
This helps ty
bebe yes
The robin also made a nest and I saw the baby the mom got scared and followed me trying to to attack me
Why isnt baby answering?😢
I just played because I have a baby roband she always like chirps at me so I can just do this
Horse 🐴
And it's not calling to it's babies, how dumb is that?! If it has babies that wouldn't be able to fly. It's a warning call, it might not even be a female 😆
BLUEDRAGONFLY its not a warning call and if you knew anything about robins you would know that the call in the background is a BABY ROBIN calling back.
That's a warning call for unfamiliar creature around and is warning you and letting others know also.
Ok stop you don’t have to be rude. Big deal they named it “ red red robin calling its baby’s” maybe because this person knows what they’re doing. So unless you can show/prove you know what you’re saying then stop. Plus i don’t understand why you have to be rude about it. Like does it make you feel better or something?
It's an American robin, not a red robin; that's not even a thing.
BLUEDRAGONFLY you're an idiot
Where I'm from we have red breast robins, and I found a baby one.
It’s spelled babies not baby’s
does that make you feel better to insult someone? sheesh.
@@jonathancava1236 I’m not insulting, I’m helping