New Zealand Robin
Petroica australis
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| The friendly little New Zealand Robin has a grey body and head with a white breast. Three similar-looking birds share this name: the geographically separated North Island (classified as separate species), the South Island (nominate) and the Stewart Island Robins. Shown here are the Stewart Island sub-species. Because of their rarity, the leg ring colours identify each individual. | |
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| Orange/yellow had a very white breast | Sunbathing | |
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| The left leg ring colours represent year of birth and family | Pink/pink | |
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| Pink/yellow/pink was particularly friendly | ||
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| Red/Blue had no tail | ||
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| Yellow/yellow | Yellow/green/yellow | |
Links:
 European Robin |
 Tomtit |
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