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.
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Stonechat! Landscape and alcohol marker experiment
the stonechat for birbfest 2025! carbon ink & sailor fude dip pen with watercolor on 80g rhodia paper
The Stonechat is day 6 of #birbfest2025 hosted by @monkeymintaka
6.) Stonechat
A change in style for this one ^_^
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Stonechat for day 6
[ID: digital illustration of a pair of stonechats, male and female, perched in a twig with lichens. The female is above the male, both are perched towards the right side but are looking to the left. End ID]
I forgot their very funny scientific name but I think it looks fine without it.
Stonechat - Cartaxo-comum (Saxicola rubicola): female
Cabo da Roca/Portugal (29/12/2025)
[Nikon D500; AF-S Nikkor 500mm F5,6E PF ED VR ]
Meet the European Stonechat: A cute little bird that was a pickle to photograph because she kept flying between spots. She's on the Green List, but I haven't seen one before, so this is a first.
This little bird likes heathland and boggy habitats, as well as gorse. Harbourside has seasonal ponds and gorse, so right now, she's in seventh heaven!