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Step 1
Go to your local nursery and choose a berry-producing plant suitable for the size and shape of your yard.
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Step 2
Plant and care for the plant or tree until it has matured enough to produce berries.
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Step 3
Purchase and fill a birdbath.
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Step 4
Nourish your lawn and other open areas to provide a rich habitat for earthworms and other insects.










Comments
upchurch said
on 8/6/2009 Thank you for the tips. Robins are my favorite birds.
lakersrulrkobe1 said
on 6/25/2009 Robins are very actratted?Wow.
woot said
on 2/11/2009 I like the way your article takes the long view rather than just relying on a few hints to lure the next robin. You mentioned not planting seeds with poisonous berries. Could you name a few of the more common ones to avoid? Thanks.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 During the hot days of summer (when it hasn't rained for a while), water the yard so that the earthworms will appear. Then sit back and watch the robins show up.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Pick a spot next to the garden to discard leftover vegetable matter (no meat, fat or grease). Keep the earth damp. This attracts worms, makes good compost and ensures a good supply of food for the birds.