Western Yellow Robin
NameWestern Yellow Robin
Common NameWestern Yellow Robin
Scientific NameEopsaltria griseogularis
FamilyPetroicidae
Wingspan (cm)24
Length (cm)14.5
Weight (g)21.5
Plumage DetailsThis species features a grey head, nape, back, and wings, contrasting with a bright white throat and upper breast. Its lower breast, belly, and rump are a striking bright yellow. It has a dark bill and legs.
Vocalization / CallVocalizations include a distinctive 'churring' or 'whirring' call, often interspersed with clear 'chip' or 'twee-twee-twee' notes. Calls can be quite varied.
Primary Dietinsectivore
Primary Habitatsforest, woodland
Conservation Statusleast-concern
Geographic RangeEndemic to south-western Australia, its range extends from the Murchison River southwards along the coast and inland, reaching east to the Eyre Peninsula.
Identifying FeaturesBright yellow belly and rump, Grey upperparts, White throat, Upright posture, Dark bill and legs
Description
The Western Yellow Robin is a small to medium-sized Australasian robin known for its upright posture. It is typically found in eucalypt forests and woodlands, where it forages for insects in the undergrowth.
