We're new to birding so are not sure if this is unusual. On Saturday, in
our Mercer Island yard, we saw an almost entirely white bird. It was
similar to a robin in shape and size. It had a yellow beak and a few black
streaks on its wings and tail. The lower half of the breast was a splotchy
orange, the top half of the breast was all white. The legs were darker
yellow/orange. The eye was dark. We did not see an eye ring or noticeable
identification marks around the eye. It did not come to the bird feeder.
It perched in a tree along with three robins.

Was this an "albino" robin?

Thanks.

Henne Queisser/Ed Freedman
Mercer Island, WA