Red-backed Robin
Red-backed Robin
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The Red-backed Robin is a small, attractive bird endemic to New Guinea, distinguished by the male's bright red back and black head, contrasting with a white belly. It is a member of the Petroicidae family.
Where to spot
Endemic to New Guinea, inhabiting lowland and hill rainforests, typically found below 1,500 meters, preferring the forest understory and mid-canopy.
How to spot
Look for the male's unmistakable bright red back and black head. Females are duller. They often perch low and sally out to catch insects. Listen for their quiet, high-pitched calls.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Active during daylight hours. Males are most conspicuous during the breeding season. Early mornings are good for observation.
Where to spot
Endemic to New Guinea, inhabiting lowland and hill rainforests, typically found below 1,500 meters, preferring the forest understory and mid-canopy.
How to spot
Look for the male's unmistakable bright red back and black head. Females are duller. They often perch low and sally out to catch insects. Listen for their quiet, high-pitched calls.
When to spot
Resident year-round. Active during daylight hours. Males are most conspicuous during the breeding season. Early mornings are good for observation.
Males are known for their vibrant courtship displays, showcasing their bright red plumage to attract females.
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