Pink Robin.

[hotspur (Chris)]

Never seen one of these before,but to get a reasonable image on my first sighting was very exciting!

Beautiful tiny bird,think it could be called a 'Rose Robin',another keen bird spotter saw on of these last winter in same area,so I always kept my eye out for one.They move fast through shrubby trees,I used a 400 mm lens on a 50D to get image.

Hope this is of interest.

[leon]

Stunning as always Chris, beautifully captured.

Leon

[Regulus (Trevor)]

What a great photo and such a pretty bird. Well done.

[dutch2 (Ingrid)]

I've not seen a pink robin, it's gorgeous.
Beautiful image, well done.

[Dennis]

Lovely shot of a gorgeous bird.

Hope you don’t mind Chris, but I punched the jpg through CS6 and a couple of the Topaz Plug Ins and came up the attached interpretation, to kick a bit of light into some of the areas.

Cheers

Dennis

[Astro_Bot]

Excellent capture. A very pleasing photo.

[MortonH]

Lovely.

[lacad01 (Adam)]

What a little beauty!

[Rodstar (Rod)]

Gorgeous - thanks for sharing Chris!

[Derek Klepp]

Chris I,ve seen the odd one down here and I was excited..They are a beautiful bird.On a side we have a pair of Eastern Yellow Robinswhich look like they may breed on the garden

[astronobob (Bob)]

Fantastic shot, cute bird too

[DavidU (Dave)]

Great shot Chris. I have not seen one of these.

[Marios (Marios)]

Stunning color and a sharp image, well done..

[astro_south (Andrew)]

Great shot Chris. Definitely a Rose Robin. Pink Robins have a distinctively pink belly and a darker head / back, and usually occur in Tasmania and the southern parts of Victoria.

[Liz]

Ooh, gorgeous!!