Georgi Tsachev
Spotted flycatcher.
It breeds in most of Europe and western Asia, and is migratory, wintering in Africa and south western Asia.
Prefers parks, gardens, deciduous forests.
It nests in recesses on the trunk of trees or in walls.
He sits upright in the open, shakes his tail frequently and hunts flying insects.
He goes down, grabs his fly and takes his position again.
Its size is 13.5-15 cm, black eyes, legs and beak, gray-brown back and light apron with dark features on chest.
Lovely bird we don’t have Crossbills in New Zealand you have a beautiful range of birds.
There are many birds in Europe that live permanently or migrate to Asia or Africa. Bulgaria is on the path of migration and we have the opportunity to observe many species.
This is really one of very beautiful bird
A really interesting and nice bird!
what a great picture Georgi!!! I love the framing you choose with the fence and bird!
I chased this bird for at least 10 minutes while making some shots 🙂
your dedication paid off, brilliant shot!!!
Love to learn about birds we do now have.
I try to represent what is inhabited by Bulgaria and the neighboring countries.