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Rose Robin
I won't claim this is my best bird image, but I was delighted to capture this long range shot of an uncommon Rose Robin.
A few words of clarification are needed here. The birds in Australia known as "Robins" (there is a range of about 15 species in the family) were given that name by the European colonists because they are small birds with coloured fronts. They are unrelated to and totally different from the European Robins - putting it in ornithological terms, in Australia they are from the Petroica family, those in Europe are Erithacus rubecela.
A few words of clarification are needed here. The birds in Australia known as "Robins" (there is a range of about 15 species in the family) were given that name by the European colonists because they are small birds with coloured fronts. They are unrelated to and totally different from the European Robins - putting it in ornithological terms, in Australia they are from the Petroica family, those in Europe are Erithacus rubecela.
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Thank you for sharing this rare sighting.
tiabunna club has replied to Rosalyn HilborneRosalyn Hilborne has replied to tiabunna clubtiabunna club has replied to José Manuel Polo clubI rejoice with you for the successful shot of a bird so rare in Australia.
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