In a bit of a twist, today we have a #SundayStonechat, which is obviously #NotADuck. It might be spying for them though.
I saw my first Stonechat when we took a trip to SWT Carlton Marshes last year. He was popping on and off the branch to pluck insects out of the air nearby.
A male Stonechat taking in a few rays at RSPB St Bees Head
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Daddy Day Care
Saxicola rubicola
European Stonechat
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Baby Bird
Saxicola rubicola
European Stonechat
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Before photographing the Hare and the Oystercatchers, my brother and I had walked around the headland named Trwyn Cemlyn. Amongst the #birds we saw there, we got particularly good views of one of my favourites—the #Stonechat. This male was very, erm, chatty. The Stonechat makes a call which sounds like two stones being banged together, hence the name. Between one or more of those calls, a short whistle may be added.