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Id | 5163 | ||||||||||||
Family | Old World Flycatchers ~ Fluesnappere ~ Muscicápidos (Muscicapidae) | ||||||||||||
Species |
Thrush Nightingale (Luscinia luscinia) Nattergal ~ Ruiseñor Ruso ~ Näktergal |
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Locality |
Vinkelhuse (Tårnby), Denmark
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Date | 2023-05-15 | ||||||||||||
Sex, Age, Comment |
Adult. ♂. Arrived on May 8. Singing slowly why, in the beginning, I also suspected a Common Nightingale. But now and then it had the classic notes of Thrush. And now, by request (others have heard it too, it appears), I made this recording, and it should be clear that it is a Thrush Nightingale. It's been moving about, trying different positions between our houses and the hotel on Gemmas Alle. Now it sits along that road. I saw it and it had the typical grayish look, but the most exciting part is, that I think I saw the rump of another bird. I've been pretty sure that it would never attract a female because of the isolated location, away from any natural habitat. But perhaps not. Maybe the dense shrub covering the highway tunnel is well suited anyway. Also: Common Wood-Pigeon, coughing woman. |
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