Soft grey above and sunshine yellow below, this robin has a curious nature and a tendency to watch you from tree trunks with its head cocked. Although juveniles are much less colourful and camouflage better during this tender stage.
Eastern yellow Robin
Eopsaltria australis
Photo: Stephen Goldsworthy
Photo: Stephen Goldsworthy
Photo: Stephen Goldsworthy
Photo: Stephen Goldsworthy
Bird Description:
Special features:
Often perches sideways on tree trunks before pouncing silently on ground insects below.
Did you know?:
Their gentle ‘chip-chip’ calls and fluttering movements bring a sense of calm to shaded forest walks.
View more information on this bird at Birdlife Australia: https://www.birdsinbackyards.net/species/Eopsaltria-australis
Habitat: Forest
Location: 1770-Joseph Banks Cons Park Sth, AW-Discovery Trails
Size: Very Small
Type of bird: Bush Birds