IJ’s Bird of the Week Invitation XXII
Yes, that’s what Eastern Yellow Robins are; small, grey and yellow but I must
also add cute. As the name suggests they live on the east coast of Australia.
They are always on the alert for any insect or grub that moves in the garden,
but prefer spiders, then it’s a quick flash down and up to the branch to eat dinner.
The yellow is quite stunning. Having a yellow flash through the garden lets me
know there’s an Eastern Yellow Robin around
The grey feathers are great as well with the tufts of yellow poking through here
and there. Their call is rather repetitive so I also know when one is around.
I tested this sound bit so I hope it works for everyone
One of the Eastern Yellow Robins favourite places to land is on the side of trees
Eastern Yellow Robins also look cute when they are wet
They are good parents and make very comfortable nests for the three clutches of
eggs they have in most years. The female builds the nest and incubates the eggs.
The young are raised by both parents and sometimes nearby robins will help out.
Eastern Yellow Robins are quite friendly and like living around people. They enjoy
gardens as they always have food in there somewhere and if they are lucky, a bird
bath or somewhere to at least get a drink.
Eastern Yellow Robins are one of my all time favourite birds
They look very cute!
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Sure are 🙂
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😊😊
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Such pretty birds
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Very pretty and will sit and watch what your doing in the garden, happily perched somewhere 🙂
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Sound a lot like Derrick’s tribe of Nuggets (red robins)
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All Robins are like that I think
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You’ve just charmed my 2 year old granddaughter with this post. And me.
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It is an easy job with Yellow Robins 🙂
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So lovely 🥰
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They are 🙂
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😍
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They are adorable. The sound came across loud and clear, too! My cats perked up. 😸
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Thanks Lois. I am glad it worked. I know what I did wrong now. A US cat knows a bird no matter what continent it is from 😹
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Sweet bird
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Sweet indeed VJ 🙂
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Very beautiful! 🙂
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You can see why I love them so much. Beautiful with character 🙂
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Oh, my goodness, absolutely I can 🙂
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How very sweet!
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They are lovely to watch 🙂
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Great photos of a lovely bird. The sound worked. It’s quite distinctive.
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Thank you IJ. I am glad it’s call worked. I promised you a Robin 🙂
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Such sweet photos Brian and I love the sound they make too!
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Thank you very much Xenia. Their call is only surpassed by the Tree Creeper whose call is similar just goes a lot longer 🙂
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What a delightful little bird. We have American Goldfinches here.The males have bright yellow plummage in the breeding season.They are nice to see,
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Thank you Anne. The Goldfinches would be nice to see 🙂
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Nice profile Brian. Easy to see why they’re a favorite.
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Thanks Graham 🙂
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