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Id | 3223 | ||||||||||||
Family | Old World Flycatchers ~ Fluesnappere ~ Muscicápidos (Muscicapidae) | ||||||||||||
Species |
European Robin (Erithacus rubecula) Rødhals ~ Petirrojo Europeo ~ Rödhake |
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Subspecies | melophilus (by location) | ||||||||||||
Locality |
Gentofte Sø (sjælland), Denmark
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Date | 2019-11-11 | ||||||||||||
Sex, Age, Comment |
Adult. Not sure how this subspecies differs from the one present in the rest of western Europe, rubecula (TODO). Notice that the normally weak wing bar seems to be even weaker on this bird which I think is unusual. Here it is barely visible. But I also recognize that this could be an effect of the short distance to the bird which might blur out delicate details that are easier to perceive from a distance. Because on almost all birds I normally see the wing bar is evident. It showed an unusually tame behavior allowing me to take these photos. The bird was also calling with a very unusual call, a monotonously repeated sharp loud drawn out note, as if something was disturbing it (would assume other than me), but didn't see anything. Forgot the data transfer cable to the recorder back home in Mexico, however, why the recording will have to be added later(TODO). Very common this autumn/winter. Must have been a good breeding year on the Scandinavian Peninsula. |
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