The American Robin is a familiar sight pulling up worms on suburban lawns. Although it's at home breeding in deep, mature forests, the robin is the most widespread thrush in North American thanks to a tolerance for human-modified habitats.
Summer Range:
Breeds throughout most of North America, from Alaska and northern Canada southward to northern Florida and Mexico.

Winter Range:
Winters mostly south of Canada to Florida and Gulf Coast, to central Mexico. Winters along Pacific Coast to southern Alaska.

They are winter visitors to warmer Arizona climes. They have about three broods a year, but with 40% of the nests producing young.