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Scientists believe that the robin may actually “see” magnetic fields. This does not mean that the bird sees lines or arrows pointing north. Instead, the magnetic field may appear as a pattern or shading across the bird’s visual field. The robin may sense a faint glow or darkening in certain directions, helping it know which way to fly. This would mean that the magnetic sense is not a separate sense like smell or hearing, but part of the bird’s vision.