Saw a female Red-capped Robin (see attached) on the Xanthorea trail at
Tidbinbilla yesterday afternoon. It was near a service trail no more than
500m from the carpark (old HQ). Was in the presence of both male and female
Flame Robins. Are Red-capped Robins altitudinal migrants like other Robins?
This spot must be at least 800m. Found it strange to find it there?
Another innocent question....do Robins ever hybridise ?
Stuart Harris
"Everything is relative, everything is valid!"
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