Tag: Siberian Blue Robin

He only made a brief appearance this morning but showed up long enough for a few photos. He was bullying the Red-flanked Bluetail most of the time.

Some last shots before it disappeared back into the forest…

It briefly hopped out into the sunshine!

The Siberian Blue Robin posed nicely in the morning gloom…

I was in one of the local parks again early this morning and there was a very tame Siberian Blue Robin…

The most interesting bird in the park was this male Siberian Blue Robin…

Also around were 3 species of Thrush: Brown-headed, Pale and Japanese, Wryneck, Red-flanked Bluetail, Japanese White-eye and Latham’s Snipe.

There were at least 2 Siberian Blue Robins in the park. These shots were massively underexposed at ISO 1600 but Topaz Denoise makes them presentable as small web-sized images.

This male Siberian Blue Robin was a nice find in the park. The first Narcissus Flycatcher of the summer was also there as well as lots of Eastern Crowned Warbler and Asian Brown Flycatcher…………..