As predicted, great numbers of robin migration reports flew into the Journey North office during the past week. While waiting for robins to arrive in your town, pay careful attention to the way the wind is blowing.
People often say robins ride in on a south wind, saving themselves energy as they travel.
In the comments section, please tell us which way the wind was blowing when the robins arrived. We have seen a warming trend. We have not had an isotherm reading above 36 degrees Fahrenheit so far. Our class has begun to see earthworms. If you have spring fever for robins, encourage your teacher to take you outside each day to measure the daily temperature.