Oenanthe oenanthe
I have admire this little bird for its resilience as it survives the wilds of this prominent headland’s rugged terrain. I think these are all males with their Zorro masks on and their orange buff breasts. It winters in central Africa, and then migrates here for the summer where they breed, mainly in the north and west of Britain.
Wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe), Great Orme, Llandudno, Wales. April 2017.
You know why birds fly south in winter, don’t you?
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Because they can’t afford to go by boat? π
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Because it’s too far to walk!
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Ha Ha Ha π
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Very nice! Hardy little fellows indeed.
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Thank you, Belinda π Very nervous too, so struggled to get any closer.
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