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Red-capped Robin Fieldwork Gallery

Ecology of the Red-capped Robin in a fragmented landscape.

Since November 1994 Red-capped Robins have been captured and banded in the fragmented landscape of the NSW Wheatbelt. We have been monitoring birds which have been banded in previous years in order to get some understanding of their dispersal and survival.

The following photographs were taken in the field and may give some insight into how our research is carried out.

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