Georgi Tsachev
Spotted nutcracker and peanut (Nucifraga caryocatactes).
Is a passerine bird slightly larger than the Eurasian jay.
The feathers are dark brown, dotted with small white spots except the feathers of the wings.
Coloration it resembles a large starling.
Its beak is long pointed and strong.
It is found in the coniferous forests of Europe and Asia, which are usually high in the mountains.
In general, it is considered a northern species and leads a sedentary way of life, but in particularly harsh winters, flocks from Siberia migrate to Eastern Europe and the Balkan Peninsula.
Nucifraga caryocatactes with arachis hypogaea, to be precise
I liked it :))) I had not thought about the Latin name of peanuts :)))
I was impressed with your proper naming convention and wanted to get onboard…
I have never seen hem but would love to, great photos.
Thanks!
They generally live in pine forests.
I wondered how these birds were said. They gather on the tree in the park against the apartment I live in.
They generally live in pine forests. These are photographed on Aleko, Vitosha Mountain.