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Lennart

Lennart

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This species (Luscinia svecica cyanecula) is a relatively recent addition to the bird fauna in Southern Sweden. Herr shot with NikonZ9, 500pf and 1.4 extender
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NorthernFocus said:
Cute little guy. What does it mean by "recent addition to bird fauna"? They've not been spotted in that area before? Where are they normally endemic?
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Hi
How recent differs somewhat. In my area the couty of Skane ( the most southern i Sweden) the white spotted bluethrouts have appeared during the last 3-4 years probable caused by changes in climate. Otherwise normal summer habitats are in Central Europe. As all insect eaters they winter in tropical climate ( Africa and India).
 
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