What kind of bird is this?

It's a robin. They don't always have to migrate, especially if it's a mild winter. Also he could be one from even further north, he's more used to it so he might now be SOUTH.

I would like to hear the voices of birds singing,likes to watch them in the woods,the grass looks like flying,watching them I saw the free!

Hey dragon54u. coming from a family that like birds and all sorts of animals, i can definitely say that bird is a robin 100%. When I was a young boy we used to go for bird trapping. Robins are very easily to get trapped since they are very territorial. unfortunately they are very difficult to keep in a cage. And most of them used to die after a few weeks. Then when I grew up I began to appreciate them much more. Educational campaigns informed us not to trap these wonderful birds.

Without more detail, I would have to say that is a Robin. I lived to Colorado, about the 8000 ft level and some of the Robin stay thru the winter. If there is food and shelter they will stay.

I am not sure what it is but i agree it does look cold.

It does indeed look like a robin to me, although I admit to being no twitcher. Odd that he'd still be there this time of year, but he looks like he has enough to keep him warm though.

I don't know how cold Ohio gets in winter, but I thought that robins were fine with colder weather. They're a feature of the British winter, after all. We have several who follow us around the garden. Though robins are territorial birds, I think my garden intersects several territories.