2010/06/20

Grå flugsnappare - Muscicapa striata - Spotted Flycatcher

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Grå flugsnappare - Muscicapa striata - Spotted Flycatcher
NF Photo 100513 at Ottenby, Öland,  in early morning light


NF Photo 100613 at Vrå an afternoon in the forest at Vrå, see also:

 Vrå
It is clear, in these photos, what difference the light makes. From a warn yellow-brown  to grey, depending on when and where the photo was taken.
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6 comments:

  1. mickJune 20, 2010

    Very nice photos of the Flycatcher. The photo of the forest looks so interesting too. That kind of forest is so very different from what we see out here in Australia.

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  2. eileeninmdJune 21, 2010

    Great photos, love the flycather. It looks similar to the flycatchers I see here in Maryland.

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  3. UnknownJune 21, 2010

    What a lovely bird, in a quiet way. Very nice photos.

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  4. NicoleB, EgyptJune 21, 2010

    That is one great (cute) bird.
    Love the photos too, the difference light makes sure is amazing.
    What is that hut?
    I love it. :D

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  5. mimmiJune 21, 2010

    Nä men.... jag tror jag går åt ... vilka bilder .. vilken fågel ... underbart... mer :)

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  6. NatureFootstepJune 23, 2010

    the hut is rebuilt from archeological featchers in teh ground. hey are 6000 years old.

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