I put birdseed on a stump today. There was a robin near the stump digging for worms.
Then a blue jay landed on the stump. The robin attacked him.
The blue jay retreated and waited in a nearby tree. After a couple of minutes, he went back to the stump and got attacked again!
I always thought that blue jays were the aggressive ones!
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Squirrel Attack??? by: Anonymous
For several days I kept seeing healthy branches and pieces of nests on my deck.
A few days later, I saw a squirrel antagonizing two robins who reacted with splayed tail feathers and lots of noise.
I forgot about it, and then two days later my deck looked like a hurricane had hit...lots of branches and pieces of nests everywhere on the lower deck.
On the upper deck, I found three robin babies dead. Do gray squirrels kill birds? Is this a territorial issue?
Tonight I see more broken branches from a perfectly healthy tree.
The work of this crazy squirrel? Any insight?
Thanks
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Robin Attack as well by: Anonymous
Two years ago, a robin nested in my tulip tree. I was the target of her aggression.
Every time I (no one else was ever attacked) went onto my deck, she dive bombed me.
Friends and family would come out, and she did NOTHING. When I walked out, she would attack me immediately.
I got so frustrated that I would spray her with water because she wouldn't even let me water my potted plants!
Have you had any similar experiences?
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MOW ME DOWN! by: Linda in Ankeny, Ia
Today I went out to mow my grass and the Robin that made a nest in my hanging plant on my porch started swooping down back and forth.
Getting faster and faster with each swoop and getting closer and closer to my head...I stopped and ran in the house.
Decided I had to finish mowing so I put on a hat (after I lined it with cardboard inside) and bravely went back out.
As soon as I restarted the mower she came back _WITH HER FRIENDS!
Now there were three Robins ready to attack me so I ran back into the house.
Here I am looking at my front yard that's half mowed, not knowing what to do now?
From: Wild-Bird-Watching.com
They'll get upset and fly close but just continue mowing. They'll settle down when you're done.
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Attack by: Anonymous
A robin has her nest above my front door and I can't even use the door because she keeps trying to attack me!
I even feed her and she still has this attitude against only me! There are three little babies in the nest...its scary!