American Robin (Turdus migratorius)

A large thrush. The most familiar and widespread North American bird. Considered a harbinger of spring in northern USA. Population is stable and increasing.
Back and Wings grey
Breast and underparts brownish, brick red
Dark head, white eye crescents
Thin yellow bill, maybe darker in summer
Throat white with black streaks
Lower belly and undertail white
Grey tail

Female is paler
Winter plumage is paler than summer
Juveniles have white spotted breasts