Spotted Flycatcher (13–14cm, 5½–6in)

 The Spotted Flycatcher is a lively summer migrant, gracing Europe with its presence between May and October. This active bird favors suburban gardens, parkland, and open woodlands.Distinctive Habits:Don't let their quiet demeanor fool you – Spotted Flycatchers are masters of the aerial ambush! You'll often spot them perched on an exposed branch, patiently pumping their...

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Willow Warbler (10–11cm, 4–4½in)

 The Willow Warbler, a small, greenish warbler, enjoys widespread distribution across Europe during the summer months. Arriving in late March or early April, they grace the continent until their departure in September and October. Unlike their close relatives, the Chiffchaffs, Willow Warblers rarely overwinter in Britain.Habitat: A Preference for Youthful GreeneryWhile...

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Chiffchaff - (10–11cm, 4–4½in)

summer-plumaged Chiffchaff perched on a branchThe Chiffchaff, a small greenish warbler, graces much of Europe during summer. Once solely a summer visitor to Britain and parts of Europe, it now overwinters in these regions too. Autumn sees an influx of Chiffchaffs from Scandinavia and Siberia, bolstering the existing populations. These eastern visitors tend to be greyer compared...

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