This charming illustration captures a male and female red-capped robin nestled among the distinctive foliage of a eucalyptus branch. Robyn Clarke's meticulous attention to detail brings to life the striking sexual dimorphism of these beloved Australian songbirds—the male with his brilliant scarlet cap and breast contrasting against glossy black plumage, and the female with her more subtle grey-brown coloration and hint of rusty crown.
Set against the slender eucalyptus leaves and dangling seedpods, this intimate portrait showcases not only the birds' distinctive features but also their natural habitat. The composition beautifully portrays the relationship between these birds, which often form monogamous pairs during breeding season in woodland areas across Australia.
Red-capped robins are members of the Australasian robin family, though not related to European robins despite the similar name and red breast. These small insectivorous birds are known for their sweet, tinkling songs and their habit of perching conspicuously before darting down to catch insects on the ground.
The perfect addition to any nature lover's collection or an ideal gift for those who appreciate Australian wildlife art.
Available in:
• A4 size (210 × 297 mm / 8.27 × 11.69 inches)
• A5 size (148 × 210 mm / 5.83 × 8.27 inches)
• A6 Card (105 × 148 mm / 4.13 × 5.83 inches)
Orientation: Portrait
All items arrive carefully packaged to protect their pristine condition during shipping.
Part of Robyn Clarke's Australian Wildlife Collection, celebrating the unique beauty of native fauna through thoughtful observation and artistic precision.
