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Spotted Flycatcher (Muscicapa striata)

Posted on09/08/201222/01/2016

At first glance, Spotted Flycatchers might seem dull brownish-grey birds and  therefore a bit boring. However, that is very much an understatement, as they are beautiful to watch. Observe them for a short period and you’ll be charmed by their fly-catching antics. Spotted flycatchers fly from a high perch, dash out to grab a flying Read More …

Categoriesfield tripTagsMuscicapa striata, spotted flycatcher

Spotted Flycatcher (Musicapa striata)

Posted on23/06/201217/01/2016

Found yesterday in Balvicar a Spotted Flycatcher (Musicapa striata) nesting in the porch of a members bungalow.  There have been previous records of this species on Seil including Clachan Seil and Kilbride, but this is the first breeding record for Balvicar.

Categoriesfield tripTagsbalvicar, Musicapa striata, spotted flycatcher

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