What do robins do in summer?

In summer, robins are primarily focused on breeding and raising their young. They build nests, typically in trees or shrubs, where they lay eggs and care for their hatchlings. During this time, robins actively forage for food, including insects, berries, and fruits, to feed themselves and their chicks. As summer progresses, they continue to establish their territory and may begin to prepare for migration as the season changes.