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European Pied Flycatcher is a species very hard to come by for three reasons. First being relatively small size, as it weighs over a dozen or so grams with a wingspan no longer than 25 centimeters. Second difficulty is its small number. Thirdly, it belongs to clandestine and timid species. Nevertheless, it happened to me once that, for a couple of minutes, it let me observe it and take several pictures. I hope they are not the last.
Last minute news 04/2015-Malta
It is my second encounter with this bird. The previous pictures were taken in quite a poor lighting, but from a smaller distance. A few new photos taken against a much more interesting and colorful background introduced changes into the gallery of the European pied flycatcher.
Last minute news 06/2015
On the way to Nordcapp – introduction: Grey-headed chickadee
The gallery of the European pied flycatcher has been radically changed and reconstructed. There was no problem finding this bird. It was quite common, at least to the extent that I could take many pictures more interesting than ever and I have recorded my own soundtrack with the voice of the bird.
Last minute news- 09/2020 Heligoland – Germany
Last minute news 05/2021
Kris - thanks for inviting me to such a photo session in which I have not participated yet. In fact, it was a social gathering during which photos of the European Pied Flycatcher and the Firecrest were taken. The European Pied Flycatcher was a few meters away from us, occupied the nesting box. It sang beautifully throughout the day to the hosts and every now and then appeared on her favorite twigs. It just took a little patience, moving the equipment - without masking, I could take the best my photos of my Pied Flycatcher so far. The gallery has been radically rebuilt and changed its status to very good. It was similar with the Firecrest on that day. The Firecrest must have had a nest somewhere nearby, because he was collecting insects intensively, appearing every now and then on a nearby spruce. Taking pictures was also not a problem. During this session, so many interesting photos were taken that both galleries are included in the news, and this news is combined for both galleries. I hope there might be more such nice days!
Malta-wykaz -j ANGIELSKI
Malta- introduction text Blu rock Thrush
Malta – recently created galleries:
Birds: 1. Blue rock Thrush. 2. Wood Warbler. 3. Short-toed Lark. 4. Cetti’s warbler. 5. Sardinian warbler.
Reptiles: 1. Common chameleon. 2. Maltese wall lizard.
Changes in the galleries:1. River Plover. 2. European pied flycatcher. 3. Litle stint. 4. Common sandpiper. 5. Wood sandpiper. 6. Black-winged Stilt. 7. Spanish sparrow. 8 Zitting Cisticola.
Go to the gallery: M A L T A - FAUNA
W drodze na nordcapp- j.ANGIELSKI
On the way to Nordkapp –introductionary text - Grey-headed chickadee
Nevs galleries:1. Grey-headed chickadee. 2. Arctic redpoll. 3. Ring ouzel.
Changes in galeries: 1. Pied Flycatcher. 2.Sand Martin. 3.Brambling. 4.Black Guillemot.5. White-tailed Eagle. 6.Eurasian Oystercatcher. 7. Black-legged kittiwake. 8.Great Black-backed Gull. 9.Eurasian Wigeon. 10.Eurasian Teal. 11.Common Goldeneye. 12. Eurasian iskin. 13.Common Chiffchaff. 14. European Shag. 15. Atlantic Puffin. 16. Razorbill. 17. Guillemot. 18. Grey seal. 19.Reindeer. 20. Red squirrel.
HELGOLAND - ANGIELSKI 2020
Heligoland – Germany -09/2020- introductory text - Northern gannet
CHANGES in GALLERIES
BIRDS:
1.Northern gannet (T,V). 2.Bar-tailed godwit (T,V). 3.Sanderling. 4.Northern Wheatear. 5.Eurasian Oystercatcher. 6.Litle stint (T). 7.Dunlin. 8. Red Knot (T). 9.Ruddy Turnstone (V) 10.Carrion crow. 11. Purple Sandpiper (T). 12.Common Starling. 13.Common Ringed Plover. 14.Willow warbler. 15.Meadow Pipit. 16.White Wagtail. 17.European Herring Gull. 18.Black Redstart. 19.Lesser Black-backed Gull . 20. European golden plover. 21.Black-legged kittiwake. 22.Whinchat. 23.Common Eider. 24.Sandwich Tern. 25. Hooded Crow. 26.European Pied Flycatcher.
MAMMALS:
1. Grey seal (T) 2. Harbor seal (T).
IN THE GALERY of COUNTRIES: 1.Heligoland. 2.Germany FAUNA.
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