Australian Birds. Red-capped Robin. Male singing and in full breeding plumage, Tim Siggs

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Australian Birds. Red-capped Robin. Male singing and in full breeding plumage, Tim Siggs
Born as a fanart of the board-game "Wingspan", it was selected to be printed on the official card in the limited edition coming this November!! 🥹🎨🐦
I really enjoyed paiting and discovering so many things about this adorable bird! 💕
Red-capped robin
Petroica goodenovii
(Image credit: Chris Watson)
Pixel birds part 71~ chestnut-headed tesia, red-capped robin, white-browed shortwing, black redstart
Full video: Australian Birds. Red-capped Robin. Male singing and in full breeding plumage. Tim Siggs
Full video: Australian Birds. Red-capped Robin. Male singing and in full breeding plumage. Tim Siggs
Red-capped Robin (Petroica goodenovii) is a small passerine bird, representing arid mallee, mulga, and bulloke scrubs across inland Australia.
The Red-capped Robin is one of the smallest and most brightly colored birds. It is also known as Redhead, redcap, robin red-breast, or red-throated robin. Local people across southwestern Australia called “menekedang”. In Kimberley, it is named “Kuburi”. It is a sexually dimorphic species of vibrantly colored robins in the family Petroicidae.
Vocalizations: Red-capped Robin’s call is a soft, dry tick, repeated slowly by both sexes. The song of the red-capped robin is low, insect-like rattling trill, dtit-dtit-dtrrr-it, repeated by the male.
Red-capped Robin (photo by Greg McLachlan).