Oh, will you look at those migrants! Bringing joy and excitement, in their brief stops, during their long journeys.
Schwarzkehlchen ♀️ (European stonechat) im Büsnauer Wiesental, Vaihingen.
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Oh, will you look at those migrants! Bringing joy and excitement, in their brief stops, during their long journeys.
Schwarzkehlchen ♀️ (European stonechat) im Büsnauer Wiesental, Vaihingen.
Although the European Stonechat is very small, it is easy to spot. It can reliably be found in exposed locations.
A male European stonechat (Schwarzkehlchen) in a field of coleseed.
Photo: Foe Rodens
1 Steinschmätzer, Saxicola oenanthe, 2 Braunkehlchen, Pratincola rubetra, 3 Schwarzkehlchen, Pratincola rubicola | Die Vögel (1913) | Alfred Edmund Brehm (1829-1884) | Biodiversity Heritage Library
Tiny birds on top of the world.
Stonechat, Schwarzkehlchen, Saxicola rubicola
European stonechat by hugoareal http://ift.tt/2rnxb3u
What's common somewhere, might be rare somewhere else, and even if I've seen you hundreds of times, seeing you now felt like the first time.
Schwarzkehlchen ♂️ (European stonechat) am Hengstäcker, Möhringen.