Britain's best-loved bird - and our printable robin mask is as cheerful as the bird itself! That vivid red breast against warm brown plumage makes the robin one of the most instantly recognisable birds in the country, and this mask captures every bit of its plucky, perky charm. Perfect for British wildlife school plays, garden birds classroom projects, Christmas activities, World Book Day, birthday parties, and boldly territorial imaginative play.

The robin is a genuine icon - it appears on more Christmas cards than any other bird, is a constant companion in the garden, and was voted Britain's national bird in 2015. A mask that needs no introduction. Every mask comes with a full colour version AND a black and white line art version for colouring in.

5 Interesting Facts About Robins!

Robins are one of the only British birds to sing almost year-round - males sing even in autumn and winter to defend their territory, which is why the robin's song is so strongly associated with cold, frosty mornings.
They are surprisingly aggressive for such a small bird - robins will fight other robins fiercely over territory, and males have been observed attacking their own reflection in mirrors and windows.
Robins have a special relationship with gardeners - they've learned that digging disturbs worms and grubs, so they follow humans with spades very closely, often hopping onto the shovel handle between strokes.
The robin was voted Britain's unofficial national bird in a 2015 public poll organised by ornithologist David Lindo - it received 34% of the vote, comfortably beating the barn owl and blackbird.
Baby robins don't have red breasts - juvenile robins are speckled brown all over, and only develop the distinctive red breast during their first summer as it's needed for territorial signalling.

Printable Robin Mask

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