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The bird in the image is an Eastern Yellow Robin This medium-sized robin has a grey back and head, bright yellow underparts, and an off-white throat. Both males and females have similar plumage. It is a common inhabitant of forests and woodlands in coastal and sub-coastal eastern Australia, found from South Australia through Victoria and New South Wales, and north to Queensland. They are often seen perched sideways on tree trunks or on walking tracks in the forest. They primarily feed on insects

How sweet is this eastern yellow robin (Eopsaltria australis) flittering about on a branch? 🐤 These pretty little birds are talented nest builders, making a woven cup of bark, grasses and other vegetation, bound together with spiderweb and lined with finer material and leaves. See more of Australia's colourful robins: ausgeo.co/robins 🎥 IG @jeremyfilmsthings #australia #bird #birdwatching #wildlife #nature #birdsong | Australian Geographic