Re: Robins in Naples

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Posted by James Stoddard on 11:02:07 02/09/05

In Reply to: Robins in Naples posted by M. Hatch

: This morning around ten o'clock we were walking in Naples and saw literally thousands of birds flying overhead - we did not know what they were until some of them landed in a field and near the road to drink from puddles. They were robins! The flight lasted about one half hour. We have never seen anything like that. Are they headed north this early? There is still over two feet of snow in New England!

Yes I live in South Fort Myers, and work in Naples and I have seen thousands of robins the past two weeks. I was listening to NPR on my way into work this morning and apparently colder than normal temperatures in Georgia and the other southeastern states have forced the birds father south into our area

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Comments:	: : This morning around ten o'clock we were walking in Naples and saw literally thousands of birds flying overhead - we did not know what they were until some of them landed in a field and near the road to drink from puddles. They were robins! The flight lasted about one half hour. We have never seen anything like that. Are they headed north this early? There is still over two feet of snow in New England! : : Yes I live in South Fort Myers, and work in Naples and I have seen thousands of robins the past two weeks. I was listening to NPR on my way into work this morning and apparently colder than normal temperatures in Georgia and the other southeastern states have forced the birds father south into our area
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