Eastern Yellow Robin
NameEastern Yellow Robin
Common NameEastern Yellow Robin
Scientific NameEopsaltria australis
FamilyPetroicidae
Wingspan (cm)24
Length (cm)15
Weight (g)20
Plumage DetailsAdults have a dark grey head, back, and wings, contrasting sharply with bright yellow underparts extending from the throat to the undertail coverts. They have a dark bill and dark eyes.
Vocalization / CallIts vocalizations include a clear, descending whistle, often described as 'ch-weep-ch-weep', and a sharp 'chop-chop' alarm call.
Primary Dietinsectivore
Primary Habitatsforest, wetland, urban
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeFound in eastern and southeastern Australia, from southeastern Queensland through New South Wales to Victoria and southeastern South Australia.
Identifying Featuresbright yellow underparts, dark grey upperparts, upright posture, dark bill and eyes, often flicks wings and tail
Description
The Eastern Yellow Robin is a small, stocky passerine bird known for its upright posture. It typically perches on low branches or tree trunks, scanning for prey on the ground or foliage.
