Prague wrap-up…

While I’m busy sitting in plane seats all day, here are just a couple more pictures from the trip that I haven’t shown you yet.

I mentioned yesterday that a Eurasian blackcap let me get its picture two days in a row, and here’s the picture from the second day.

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Nearly as common as the blackcap, which I heard all the way across Europe, and possibly even harder to spot, is the common chiffchaff, but this one yesterday morning finally relented.

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Also about as hard to spot as the previous two, but much less seldomly heard, at least by me, was this darling little Eurasian wren.

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And that’s a wrap on the little, hard-to-spot birds in shades of brown and grey that I found in Prague. With any luck, I’ll be looking for their North American counterparts tomorrow morning in Estabrook Park.

Published by Andrew Dressel

Theoretical and Applied Bicycle Mechanic, and now, apparently, Amateur Naturalist. In any case, my day job is researching bicycles at UWM.