Auteur: Geoff McKay
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Nice to get this shot in a bit more light! Was on the beach photographing a pair of oystercatchers when this cute fellow appeared behind me. On my monitor I can see the reflection of the sea and sky in his eye.
The North Island robin occurs in forest and scrub habitats. It can be recognised by its erect stance and relatively long legs, and spends much time foraging on the ground. It is a territorial species, males in particular inhabiting the same patch of mainland forest of 1-5 ha throughout their lives. Male are great songsters, particularly bachelors, singing loudly and often for many minutes at a time. Where robins are regularly exposed to people, such as along public walking tracks, they become quite confiding, often approaching to within a metre of a person sitting quietly. (www.nzbirdsonline.org.nz/species/north-island-robin)
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