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Uncharismatic Fact of the Day
Stones can't chat, but stonechats can! Birds in the genus Saxicola are named for their alarm call, which has been compared to the sound of stones being struck together. This call comes in handy quite often, as adults nest low to the ground and are vulnerable to a variety of predators including snakes and birds of prey.
(Image: A female European stonechat (Saxicola rubicola) by Alexis Lours)
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Birds from Moidart and Elsewhere: Drawn from Nature. Written and illustrated by Jemima Blackburn. 1895.
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A juvenile European stonechat (Saxicola rubicola) in Lepe, UK
by Barbara Evans
not had good weather OR good luck for photos recently but the local stonechats are always such good models
some birbs from the past few days....a common sandpiper, a stonechat and a ringed plover chick π₯Ίπ₯Ί
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[image ID: three photos of a male stonechat. in the first, he is perched on a wire, while in the last two, he is on a wooden pole. end ID]
a handsome lad! this guy (along w his mate) was mad at me as i was probably near his nest, so i walked on after taking these. love this species' call <3
