The pink robin, endemic to southeastern Australia, is a cute plump little bird that is adored by many. Only the male pink robin has the distinctive pink breast which contrasts with the black colored head and wings. The plumage of the female is grey-brown, quite different from the male's. The pink robin preys on spiders and insects including caterpillars and ants. 

Here are some photos of male pink robins. Enjoy the cuteness!

About 'Melody of Birds'

"Melody of Birds" is a series of pictures about lovely birds around the world. Stay tuned to see more charming bird photos under this theme.

For more:

Harpy eagle: The 'jaguar' in the air

Snowy owl: The 'day owl' with snow-white plumage

Inca tern: The bird with a white mustache

New Zealand Pigeon: A bird that can swallow large fruit

Victoria Crowned Pigeon: A beauty in danger

Meet the cute 'diver' with iconic blue feet

King vulture: A colorful and distinctive scavenger

Nicobar pigeon: The bird that stands out from the crowd

The colorful bird that walks on floating plants

American robin: The bird lay Tiffany Blue egg

Pelican: The bird with the impressive throat pouch

An impressive bird with an enormous shoe-shaped bill

Long-tailed tit: A 'drop-dead gorgeous' bird on social media

Bird-of-paradise: The talented dancer that loves showing off

Hummingbird: The only bird that can fly backwards

Guinea Fowl: The best security guard you can employ

Does forever love really exist?

Atlantic puffin: Clown of the sea

Meet the bird with a half-moon crest on its head

Melody of Birds: Beautiful birds and fantastic flowers

Melody of Birds: Cooling down in summer

Hoopoe: Beautiful bird with smelly defense

(All photos via CFP)

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