A favorite bird of mine, that is quite common in the Victorian forests, is the Eastern Yellow Robin. A quiet perching hunter that pounces on small prey on the ground below it, the vibrantly coloured robin is a regular along the tracks I walk in Greens Bush. A while back I counted 7 pairs feeding in their territories along the full Baldry Circuit. It is interesting that for such a brightly coloured bird they build such a low but well camouflaged nest, using live lichen and moss to make the nest almost invisible even when at head height.
Eastern Yellow Robin, Greens Bush, Mornington Peninsula National Park, Vict
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Eastern Yellow Robin nest
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Our Yellow Robins are always a favourite, they are so predicatably present when you go walking in the bush. I love the way they come and check you out, and will even follow or lead you down the path away from their nest. Nice shots Malt.
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Thanks Ashley
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Beautiful shots!
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Thanks Belinda
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