Western Yellow Robin

Western Yellow RobinThe Western Yellow Robin lives in woodland and forest in southwestern Australia. It is gray with a white throat and yellow rump, and drops from low branches to the ground to catch invertebrates.What does it look like?It is silvery gray overall, with a white throat and yellow rump.How does it live?The Western Yellow Robin lives in woodland and forest in southwestern Australia. It is gray with a white throat and yellow rump, and drops from low branches to the ground to catch invertebrates.It inhabits eucalypt forest and woodland, and mallee with scrubby undergrowth. From low perches it makes short forays to the ground to catch invertebrates.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.