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''Erithacus rubecula'' is a small insectivorous [[:Category:Passeriformes|passerine]] bird that belongs to the [[:Category:Muscicapidae|Old World flycatchers family]]. | |||
<br>Adults of this species are 12.5-14cm in length, with a wingspan of 20-22cm. Both males and females have the same plumage consisting of an orange breast, with a gray belly, and a brownish-gray back. Juveniles have brown feathers, spotted with white and orange dots. | |||
<br>This bird can be observed in [[:Category:Gardens|gardens]][[Category:Gardens]] and in [[:Category:Woodlands|woodlands]][[Category:Woodlands]]. Its diet mainly consists of invertebrates and fruits. | |||
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File:Erithacus rubecula -Netherlands-8.jpg|Adult (© Wikimedia Commons) | |||
File:European robin (Erithacus rubecula) juvenile.jpg|Juvenile (© Wikimedia Commons) | |||
File:European Robin 2023-10-14.jpg|(© Wikimedia Commons) | |||
File:Erithacus rubecula whiterbyi Hartert, E, 1910 232 HdB Ouarsenis Algérie.jpg|Eggs (© Wikimedia Commons) | |||
File:European_Robin_(Erithacus_rubecula)_with_mealworm.jpeg|Robin with worm (© Wikimedia Commons) | |||
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Erithacus rubecula is a small insectivorous passerine bird that belongs to the Old World flycatchers family.
Adults of this species are 12.5-14cm in length, with a wingspan of 20-22cm. Both males and females have the same plumage consisting of an orange breast, with a gray belly, and a brownish-gray back. Juveniles have brown feathers, spotted with white and orange dots.
This bird can be observed in gardens and in woodlands. Its diet mainly consists of invertebrates and fruits.
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Adult (© Wikimedia Commons)
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Juvenile (© Wikimedia Commons)
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Eggs (© Wikimedia Commons)
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Robin with worm (© Wikimedia Commons)
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