Robins are distinguished by their large, round bodies, dark heads, and orange under parts.You can make a simple trap from a stick and box if you want to improve your bird trapping technique.It is against the law to keep trapped birds in most areas of the world.
Step 1: The box should be put outside with the open end down.
There are any kind of boxes that don't have a lid.It should be about 22 cm by 25 cm.After you've got your box, head outside and put it open-end down.You should place your box in an area with dirt that is soft enough to dig at least 1 inch deep into it.
Step 2: A backyard tree has a Y-shaped branch.
You can find a Y-shaped branch in your backyard or park.Go down from the "V" along the straight branch to break off the branch.If you can't break the branch with your hands, use a handsaw.
Step 3: Wrap the fishing line around the branch.
Wrap the fishing wire around the top of the Y-shaped branch at the point where the 2 diagonal branch pieces meet the straight branch.It's important to tie a tight knot.To make sure the fishing line is securely tied to the branch, give it a quick tug after tying the knot.
Step 4: There is a branch in front of the box.
The pointed side of the Y-shaped branch should be inserted into the dirt.Make sure to position it in front of the box so that it's half the width.If the box is three feet long, position the branch 1.5 feet away from it.
Step 5: For 5 days, sprinkle bread crumbs around the box.
Spread 1 handful of breadcrumbs around the box each day.For 5 days, do this every day.Sprinkle your crumbs evenly around the box.You should leave your Y-shaped branch in front of the box for 5 days after you sprinkle bread crumbs.Don't worry about staying and watching the birds after you sprinkle bread crumbs.
Step 6: On the sixth day, lift the box onto the branch.
It is time to set the trap when you sprinkle the breadcrumbs on the 6th day.Lift the wide end of the box that's closest to the branch and balance it on the Y-shaped branch.After that, put the box under the breadcrumbs.The opposing side of the box is resting on the ground.You will not be able to align the box perfectly on the branch if it isn't.The box should be covered with 1 handful of breadcrumbs.The first handful of breadcrumbs should be spread evenly around the box.
Step 7: While hiding, hold the fishing wire.
Your trap is set when the box is elevated.You can hide behind a door or a tree if you grab the untied end of the fishing line.Stand back as far from the box as possible and remain quiet if you can't find a hiding spot.
Step 8: The bird will go under the box if the fishing wire is pulled.
The birds in the area should be observed as they feed and remain quiet.If you see a bird under the box, tug on the wire to bring it down and trap it.Don't pull the wire too soon.Wait for the bird to move from the outside to the inside of the box.
Step 9: Birds can be found in city parks, fields, and wild habitats.
In fields, lawns, city parks, as well as wild habitats, there are Robins.They can be found up to tree lines, tundra, and recently burned forests.There are insects, earthworms and select snails in the area.There are shrubs and trees that produce berries in the moist woods during the winter.Look for areas with lots of fruit, such as hawthorn, dogwood, chokeberries, and juniper berries.
Step 10: Look for birds with long legs and round bodies.
Robins are the largest of the North American thrushes.They are double the size of bluebirds and can be distinguished by their large, round shape.The males and females are between 7.9 to 11 inches (20 to 28 cm) long.Their wingspans are 31 to 40 cm.The average weight of a Robin is around 3 ounces.
Step 11: There are gray-brown birds with dark heads and orange under parts.
If you spot the colors, you've probably seen the Robins.There is a white spot under the tail and on the lower belly of the bird.The pale heads of female robins contrast less with their gray backs than they do with males.
Step 12: There are more than one or more horizontal branches near dense layers of leaves.
There are often nest hidden in these layers.Sometimes they can be found as high up as the top of the tree in the lower half.They are 6 to 8 inches across and 3 to 6 inches high.There are American robins in the outer light fixture.If you live in the western prairies, you should look for American robins.In Alaska, they nest on cliffs and buildings.twigs and dead grass are used to make nest.They are made from feathers, paper, moss, and rootlets.