Birds

You liked Grey Heron, Eurasian hoopoe, Sparrow, Red-backed shrike so move on

Hawfinch are extremely nervous in winter, even in a flock of their own kind.
The hawfinch
Grey Heron caught a dragonfly when there are no fish and this is also a way of survival.
Grey Heron and Dragonfly
The Grey Heron is a very shy water bird for its size.
Grey Heron
The grey heron Ardea cinerea
Grey Heron
Night Herons are smaller than any of the Heron species. It hunts at night and feeds on fish or frogs. Latin Nycticorax Nycticorax.
Night Heron
Eurasian hoopoe Eurasian hoopoe is nowadays a very rare bird in Slovakia.
The Eurasian hoopoe
The Eurasian hoopoe is a rarely occurring species in Slovakia.
Hoopoe and maggot
This is how the Eurasian hoopoe hunts for larvae and beetles.
Hoopoe
Upupa epops is a very shy bird. It is a rare and scarce bird species. It feeds on larvae.
Upupa epops portrait
The field sparrow lives in flocks of sparrows. It is rarely solitary. In the company of sparrows, it is better able to find food.
Sparrow
The house sparrow Passer domesticus
House Sparrows
This is what it looks like when a Kingfisher decides to attack underwater.
Kingfisher attack
Red-backed shrike male brings food to the female during nesting. Sacrificially throughout the day.
Red-backed shrike male
Red-backed shrike female will give up her place to the male during nesting in order to find some dew or water for refreshment.
Red-backed shrike female
The long-tailed tit or long-tailed bushtit Aegithalos caudatus.
Long tailed tit
Mistle thrush
Mistle thrush

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