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Rougequeue noir - Phoenicurus ochruros by gilbert.calatayud https://flic.kr/p/2nW29op
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Rougequeue noir - Phoenicurus ochruros by gilbert.calatayud https://flic.kr/p/2nW29op
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Black Redstart - Rabirruivo-preto (Phoenicurus ochruros): male
Oeiras/Portugal (6/12/2021)
[Nikon D500; AF-S Nikkor 500mm F5,6E PF ED VR; 1/640s; F5,6; 400 ISO]
A fabulous Black-Redstart at Beacon Hill Until I saw a regular Redstart seeing this bird I was always confused by the name Black-Redstart but they are both beautiful birds #redstart #blackredstart (at Beacon Hill Country Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO-zibAARhM/?igshid=198nkvzqfp5ge
Black redstard male by simone1181 https://ift.tt/2GhhLYZ
🐦 Black Redstart taking off. ✈️
Fractions of a second that are almost impossible to catch with the naked eye – but not with a camera. 📸 🐦 Hausrotschwanz im Abflug. ✈️
Sekundenbruchteile, die man mit bloßem Auge kaum wahrnimmt – die Kamera schon. 📸
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Black Redstart (Phoenicurus Ochruros), female. View more on Instagram https://ift.tt/ldf8VGN
"Well, well, well, contrary to our previous post, the male bird's name is finally starting to spread its wings and make a bit more sense now, but yeah, to be even more precise, we should call it to Blue Orangestart :) Black Redstart (Phoenicurus Ochruros), male.
Bird names are so confusing sometimes ... Black Redstart (Phoenicurus Ochruros), female.