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All four Robins that occur in Tasmania, the Dusky may be a female, hard to tell sexes apart, all are a similar size.
Scarlet Robin, (Petroica boodang) 120 - 140mm, male.
Flame Robin, (Petroica phoenicea), 130 - 140mm, male.
Dusky Robin, (Melanodryas vittata), endemic, 140 - 170mm, not sure of the sex.
Pink Robin, (Petroica rodinogaster), 115 - 130mm, male.
Scarlet Robin, (Petroica boodang) 120 - 140mm, male.
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Flame Robin, (Petroica phoenicea), 130 - 140mm, male.
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Dusky Robin, (Melanodryas vittata), endemic, 140 - 170mm, not sure of the sex.
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Pink Robin, (Petroica rodinogaster), 115 - 130mm, male.
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Blue tit photo
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Another european one
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Sony A1 Sony 200-600
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clippy
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Definitely an attitude!D500, Tamron 150-600mm A011
Robin with attitude
Robin with attitude by David Hutson, on Flickr
*I shared the original edit in the crazy bird thread, probably bad form but I thought I'd add it here too.
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Turberticus
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These are 3 shots of the female Robins we have in Tasmania, all pretty notorious for being difficult to get shots that are decent.
I did not post the Dusky Robin as I cannot identify the males and females.
Scarlet Robin, female.
Pink Robin, female.
Flame Robin, famale.
I did not post the Dusky Robin as I cannot identify the males and females.
Scarlet Robin, female.
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Pink Robin, female.
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Flame Robin, famale.
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JesseBassPhotography
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Taken in March of 2021. About 30 minutes after sunrise. Suffolk Va
Nikon D500
Nikkor 200-500mm @ f/10
ISO 800 @ 1/1250
Nikon D500
Nikkor 200-500mm @ f/10
ISO 800 @ 1/1250
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D850 500pf
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Turberticus
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D7500 + 200-500
March 26th 2022
1/160 F/5.6 ISO 320 500mm
March 26th 2022
1/160 F/5.6 ISO 320 500mm
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Really interesting composition because of the bird's position. Nice one!
Oops...wrong thread.
Linda D.
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This robin is attempting to bathe in our pond where the water is about 18 inches deep. Several times he flew out to the center and hovered in place. In hindsight, I wish I'd taken video rather than pictures.
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Beautiful, nicely done!!