




He has a blackcap...that's how his name is: Blackcap (Zwartkop) or (Sylvia atricapilla).
She only does not have a blackcap.
She has a brown one, though she still is named Blackcap.
and not Browncap as you would logical think.
Sometimes things are not logical.
2 comments:
Though I rarely comment, always love your pictures.
The girls and I are bird watchers and you give us a view from a different world! Thanks.
You're right, this is a lovely little bird--I've never seen this kind of bird before.
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