"robinesque" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] I noted that everything about it was \"Robinesque^([sic])\", however, this bird did not have an orange breast or belly and was slightly grayer than the common Robin^([sic]).",
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          "text": "Robins' eyes are side-mounted, like most birds; but in that classic robinesque cock of the head, they seem to look directly at us.",
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