With each passing day, the outdoor airwaves fill with ever-increasing levels of birdsong as our avian friends commence another breeding season.
In early spring, American robins and other backyard birds are far more interested in hauling beaks-full of dried grass than juicy worms.
Most songbirds build a new nest every season, using it solely to lay and incubate eggs, and raise young.
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