when do robins leave the nest

Baby robins typically leave the nest, a process called fledging, when they are about 13 to 14 days old. They often leave the nest in the early morning hours within a few hours after sunrise. After fledging, the young robins remain dependent on their parents for food and learning survival skills for about two to three weeks while they practice flying and foraging on their own. The timing of leaving the nest varies slightly depending on environmental factors and the specific region. This fledging period usually occurs in late spring to early summer, but can continue through summer if there are multiple broods in a season.