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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry!

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT!

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you.

Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Robin Migration Update: March 31, 1998 Today's Report Includes: Millions of robins were held back by cold weather on the first day of spring, but their migration continued in earnest last week. Imagine how busy you'd be if Journey North observers had spotted them all! Luckily we have "only" 63 sightings for you to add to your migration map today. This was the first big wave of migratory birds to flood into the northern U.S. states and cross the border into Canada. In addition to robins, many other species were along for the ride: Great-blue herons, wood ducks, red-winged blackbirds, killdeer and others. These maps show weather conditions leading up to March 25th-- on that single day 16 robins were reported and another 15 the next 2 days! Why were this such good time to migrate? Comments From Northern Observers A Day in the Life...of a Migrating Robin What is the typical traveling day of a migrating robin? Let's go along for the ride: Robins are very unusual migrants in that they can migrate by day or by night! In autumn, many huge robin flights take place in daylight, but in spring, they often fly by night. Why do you think there is a difference between seasons? Might it have something to do with their different food choices in spring and fall? In spring, robins feel restless, ready to migrate. Their whole body is urging them to establish a territory, mate, and raise babies--but they can't start any of these until they arrive on their breeding grounds. When cold weather holds them back, robins spend their days searching for food and eating as much as they possibly can. The berries and fruits still sticking to trees after the long winter are the ones that taste the worst--birds eat their favorite berries first of all, just like people eat our favorite Halloween candy first, so the last ones sitting around are just about always the worst kinds. And for robins, any last berries hanging around are even starting to get a little rancid, so they will only eat them now only if they really can't find anything better. Fortunately, right when they need it most, the ground starts thawing, and suddenly big fat succulent earthworms are ripe for the picking! Robins eat a lot of food, especially during migration. Their bodies must get as fat as possible to allow them to fly long distances without stopping. This would be unhealthy for us humans, because fat tissue might damage our hearts or block our arteries and veins, but bird bodies are made to store fat very efficiently in a healthy way. When a robin wakes up at first light, he (and the first migrating robins are ALWAYS males) is hungry! He immediately starts searching the ground for any worms or insects he can find. Yummmmm! Cold breakfast! When his stomach gets full, he starts feeling restless. Migrating robins usually stay in flocks, which is one good way to tell if a robin you're seeing is a migrant headed farther north or one that is going to stay. You can learn alot by listening to them too: If one of the robins spots a person or other mild danger, if makes its "whinny" call, and the other robins check it out. If the danger gets closer, they take off. If a hawk or shrike approaches from overhead, the first one to spot it opens its beak wide and makes a very high-pitched "Seeee" call, and all the robins instantly crouch low in place and freeze. They can wait for many minutes without moving. Once the danger is past, they all go back to eating. All the robins in the flock are antsy to move on, and suddenly they do--the whole flock just picks up and leaves! In the air or taking off, they often give their "Zeeeeup!" call, a contact call for migrating. If the weather is warm and migrating conditions are right, the flock will head in a northerly direction, but if they suddenly spot a promising looking field they'll drop down for a break and a snack. If the weather is too cold for migrating, they'll search for likely fields where they can find food in more of a circle, all around the area they're in. Sometimes, if the weather turns very cold, they'll actually head south again in their search for food. All day long they eat and move about restlessly. When night comes, they sleep. Until, one night, when they have lots of food in their stomachs, lots of fat on their bodies, and the weather has been just warm enough, suddenly they REALLY take off! Robin daytime movements are pretty low to the ground. But at night, when they have trouble seeing shadows, they rise higher to avoid bonking into things. They may fly as high as a mile up in the air, though usually they fly lower than that. When each robin finally arrives on his territory, he bursts into song! It sounds as if he's singing from sheer joy to be home, but as humans, we really can't be sure how birds really feel. We do know that his song tells other robins to STAY OUT! And when migrating robins hear a territorial robin's song, it makes them more restless to press north to find their own territories. Has YOUR Robin Returned Yet? When WE hear a robin's song, we know that this is our very own robin--the one who will stay here for the summer. What a welcome sound that is! The first day you hear this song, you know your robin has arrived and is ready to spend another summer with you. Challenge Question #10: Where Was the Robin Yesterday? Robins migrate at a speed of about 50 kilometers per hour. On the first day of spring, when night is exactly as long as day everywhere on the planet, how far might a robin go on its night flight? Look on a map and see if you can guess what town or city your first robin of spring might have left the night before. How to Respond to Today's Challenge 1. Address an e-mail message to: firstname.lastname@example.org The Next Robin Migration Update Will be Posted on April 7, 1998. Copyright 1998 Journey North. All Rights Reserved.

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Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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These types of training courses can either be free or paid.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree.

Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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Online education has changed things a lot. It has changed the way we used to learn and get knowledge. Learning is one thing, but many colleges now even offer complete degrees through online education, commonly known as distant education. Through distant education, candidates can not only learn online, but can enroll themselves for an entire course or degree through a University that offers the same. Also check our online aptitude test Distant education lets you study online through a complete online degree course where you will get notes, study material and online classroom training. Some institutions even offer audio and video training to their distant education students. Here are some most popular degrees for which students enroll through distant education - Training or skill course - Associate degree - Bachelors degree - Masters degree - D. degree Training courses: Candidates, who want to enhance their professional skills or are preparing for job exams, can join such online training courses where you are trained in a particular course or subject. These types of training courses can either be free or paid. WifiStudy.com is one such website offering free online test and practice test Associate Degree: Candidates, who are already working in a sector and want to enhance their skills or want to change the field for better opportunities, can apply for associate degree. This is an entry level degrees program. Bachelors degree: Candidates, who want a bachelors degree but do not have enough time or money for the same, can apply for graduation degrees through distant education. Individuals, who are already working part-time or full-time and cannot attend a full-time college degree course, can apply for online degree. These degree courses need less time, less money and can be accomplished from anywhere. You can study and attend classes as per your own convenience. The value of an online Bachelors degree is the same that of an on-campus degree Masters Degree: Candidates, who are graduates and are already working in a private or public organization, may want to pursue a Masters course to enhance their skills and increase their opportunities. It may not always be easy to attend a full-time degree course while doing a full-time job. In such situation, candidates can apply for a Masters Degree course through distant education where colleges offer a Master degree through an online course. Ph.D degree: Ph.D is the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, which is the highest online education degree. Candidates, who wish to study a subject thoroughly in order to gain perfection in the same, can apply for this degree. Many universities and colleges offer online Ph.D programs.

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We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us?

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty!

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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You can use them in stews, curries or even salads.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given.

We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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We often see infographics and articles shared around the internet about foods that we should avoid when we have hypothyroidism, such as goitrogens, soy and gluten, but what about foods that are good for us? Give us the list of stuff we can eat without feeling guilty! The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish such as wild salmon, trout, tuna, or sardines make this food an excellent part of any hypothyroid patient’s diet. Hypothyroidism can increase the risk for heart disease as a result of higher levels of LDL, the ‘bad’ type of cholesterol, so fish rich in omega 3 can lower the risk for heart disease. Fish can also be a source of selenium, which is most concentrated in the thyroid and needed for good thyroid health. Beans, such as Kidney Beans Due to their protein content, beans can be a great source of sustained energy, which, if you live with hypothyroidism, you may be lacking. They’re also high in fiber, which can be helpful if you suffer with constipation, a common side effect of hypothyroidism. You can use them in stews, curries or even salads. Constipation is a common symptom of hypothyroidism and foods rich in fibre can help this. They can also help balance out wobbly blood sugar which is often coupled with Hashimoto’s and help you feel fuller. Just make sure not to eat loads of fibre-rich foods near taking your thyroid medication as this can affect absorption. They are high in iodine and without enough the thyroid gland can swell, also causing the amount of thyroid hormone in your body to drop. They provide other trace minerals too, including iron, calcium, and potassium. It is possible to consume too much iodine, which can also lead to hypothyroidism, so enjoy in moderation. When hypothyroidism is autoimmune, you should also consider addressing gut health. As this source says: Thyroid health is dependent on good gut health. A sufficient supply of healthy gut bacteria is required for the production and conversion of active thyroid hormones. Bacterial gut infections reduce thyroid hormone levels that increases the amount of inactive T3 and promotes autoimmune thyroid disorders. Fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir help to continuously stock your gut with beneficial bacteria, resulting in a stronger immune system and overall better health. You can click on the hyperlinks in the above post to learn more and see references to information given. Sign up to The Invisible Hypothyroidism's newsletter. You'll get an easy to digest, relevant round up of thyroid news, advice and support to get you feeling better, once every two weeks. Don’t stay feeling rubbish. Get better. Get real, helpful advice directly from another thyroid patient. Me! I'm writing a book! Sign up to the updates list so you'll know when it's ready to purchase, here: http://book.theinvisiblehypothyroidism.com/ Join the community Join My Facebook Support Group for patients Thyroid Family: Hypothyroidism Advice & Support Group Hypothyroid patients' other halves can join my seperate group called Hypothyroid Patients Other Halves – Support & Advice Group

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I’m quickly learning that flexibility is one of the keys to good teaching. In a room full of teenagers, something is always bound to come up. I’ve been learning how to always have a backup plan, and then a second one when the first doesn’t work. Over the course of a seventy-five minute lesson the classroom dynamic can go from bad to worse with scarcely a breath in between, or you can have smooth sailing all the way through. Constant requests to go to the nurse, or the guidance office, or to go get a drink, coupled with cell phones, gossip about prom, and who-went-out-with-who sometimes make my classroom feel more like an episode of Degrassi than a learning environment. However, my students also constantly surprise me with deep insights and thoughtful questions when I least expect them. I used this awesome video in my lesson. I think I liked it a lot more than my students did. Part planning a good lesson is trying to get the students engaged with the material and see that it actually matters. For this reason I spent hours and hours planning a lesson on the women’s suffrage movement with the anticipation of sharing this cornerstone of American history, along with a sense of pride in the struggles of generations past, only to have most of my female students absent on that day. Of course the boys need to know this too, but my eagerness to break up the usual litany of “Dead White Guys 101” with some of history’s most iconic women, such as Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, Lucy Stone, Ida Wells, and Carrie Chapman Catt, and instill some feminist pride in my female students was what led my creation of this lesson. However, as a teacher you learn to deal with the days as they come, plan how to catch the students’ attention next time around, and hope that just once in a while they do their homework. Written by: Alison E. Putnam

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Over the course of a seventy-five minute lesson the classroom dynamic can go from bad to worse with scarcely a breath in between, or you can have smooth sailing all the way through.

I’m quickly learning that flexibility is one of the keys to good teaching. In a room full of teenagers, something is always bound to come up. I’ve been learning how to always have a backup plan, and then a second one when the first doesn’t work. Over the course of a seventy-five minute lesson the classroom dynamic can go from bad to worse with scarcely a breath in between, or you can have smooth sailing all the way through. Constant requests to go to the nurse, or the guidance office, or to go get a drink, coupled with cell phones, gossip about prom, and who-went-out-with-who sometimes make my classroom feel more like an episode of Degrassi than a learning environment. However, my students also constantly surprise me with deep insights and thoughtful questions when I least expect them. I used this awesome video in my lesson. I think I liked it a lot more than my students did. Part planning a good lesson is trying to get the students engaged with the material and see that it actually matters. For this reason I spent hours and hours planning a lesson on the women’s suffrage movement with the anticipation of sharing this cornerstone of American history, along with a sense of pride in the struggles of generations past, only to have most of my female students absent on that day. Of course the boys need to know this too, but my eagerness to break up the usual litany of “Dead White Guys 101” with some of history’s most iconic women, such as Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, Lucy Stone, Ida Wells, and Carrie Chapman Catt, and instill some feminist pride in my female students was what led my creation of this lesson. However, as a teacher you learn to deal with the days as they come, plan how to catch the students’ attention next time around, and hope that just once in a while they do their homework. Written by: Alison E. Putnam

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Constant requests to go to the nurse, or the guidance office, or to go get a drink, coupled with cell phones, gossip about prom, and who-went-out-with-who sometimes make my classroom feel more like an episode of Degrassi than a learning environment.

I’m quickly learning that flexibility is one of the keys to good teaching. In a room full of teenagers, something is always bound to come up. I’ve been learning how to always have a backup plan, and then a second one when the first doesn’t work. Over the course of a seventy-five minute lesson the classroom dynamic can go from bad to worse with scarcely a breath in between, or you can have smooth sailing all the way through. Constant requests to go to the nurse, or the guidance office, or to go get a drink, coupled with cell phones, gossip about prom, and who-went-out-with-who sometimes make my classroom feel more like an episode of Degrassi than a learning environment. However, my students also constantly surprise me with deep insights and thoughtful questions when I least expect them. I used this awesome video in my lesson. I think I liked it a lot more than my students did. Part planning a good lesson is trying to get the students engaged with the material and see that it actually matters. For this reason I spent hours and hours planning a lesson on the women’s suffrage movement with the anticipation of sharing this cornerstone of American history, along with a sense of pride in the struggles of generations past, only to have most of my female students absent on that day. Of course the boys need to know this too, but my eagerness to break up the usual litany of “Dead White Guys 101” with some of history’s most iconic women, such as Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, Lucy Stone, Ida Wells, and Carrie Chapman Catt, and instill some feminist pride in my female students was what led my creation of this lesson. However, as a teacher you learn to deal with the days as they come, plan how to catch the students’ attention next time around, and hope that just once in a while they do their homework. Written by: Alison E. Putnam

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I’m quickly learning that flexibility is one of the keys to good teaching. In a room full of teenagers, something is always bound to come up. I’ve been learning how to always have a backup plan, and then a second one when the first doesn’t work. Over the course of a seventy-five minute lesson the classroom dynamic can go from bad to worse with scarcely a breath in between, or you can have smooth sailing all the way through. Constant requests to go to the nurse, or the guidance office, or to go get a drink, coupled with cell phones, gossip about prom, and who-went-out-with-who sometimes make my classroom feel more like an episode of Degrassi than a learning environment. However, my students also constantly surprise me with deep insights and thoughtful questions when I least expect them. I used this awesome video in my lesson. I think I liked it a lot more than my students did. Part planning a good lesson is trying to get the students engaged with the material and see that it actually matters. For this reason I spent hours and hours planning a lesson on the women’s suffrage movement with the anticipation of sharing this cornerstone of American history, along with a sense of pride in the struggles of generations past, only to have most of my female students absent on that day. Of course the boys need to know this too, but my eagerness to break up the usual litany of “Dead White Guys 101” with some of history’s most iconic women, such as Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, Lucy Stone, Ida Wells, and Carrie Chapman Catt, and instill some feminist pride in my female students was what led my creation of this lesson. However, as a teacher you learn to deal with the days as they come, plan how to catch the students’ attention next time around, and hope that just once in a while they do their homework. Written by: Alison E. Putnam

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I’m quickly learning that flexibility is one of the keys to good teaching. In a room full of teenagers, something is always bound to come up. I’ve been learning how to always have a backup plan, and then a second one when the first doesn’t work. Over the course of a seventy-five minute lesson the classroom dynamic can go from bad to worse with scarcely a breath in between, or you can have smooth sailing all the way through. Constant requests to go to the nurse, or the guidance office, or to go get a drink, coupled with cell phones, gossip about prom, and who-went-out-with-who sometimes make my classroom feel more like an episode of Degrassi than a learning environment. However, my students also constantly surprise me with deep insights and thoughtful questions when I least expect them. I used this awesome video in my lesson. I think I liked it a lot more than my students did. Part planning a good lesson is trying to get the students engaged with the material and see that it actually matters. For this reason I spent hours and hours planning a lesson on the women’s suffrage movement with the anticipation of sharing this cornerstone of American history, along with a sense of pride in the struggles of generations past, only to have most of my female students absent on that day. Of course the boys need to know this too, but my eagerness to break up the usual litany of “Dead White Guys 101” with some of history’s most iconic women, such as Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, Lucy Stone, Ida Wells, and Carrie Chapman Catt, and instill some feminist pride in my female students was what led my creation of this lesson. However, as a teacher you learn to deal with the days as they come, plan how to catch the students’ attention next time around, and hope that just once in a while they do their homework. Written by: Alison E. Putnam

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As seen in the research conducted by butcher, hooley & mineka (2014), attention disorders entail a child not being in a position to stay if the child is not doing.

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