Column: Robins are looking pale. Is there reason for concern?

MAINE SUNDAY TELEGRAM • October 16, 2022

The fall molt into a “non-breeding plumage” will give birds a less colorful appearance and also a new set of feathers to aid in migration or even just help them survive. Feathers, like your favorite flannel, wear out over time, and no matter how comfy it is, there comes a time that it must be replaced. ~ Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox

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