Cetti's Warbler

In Europe this small passerine bird is mainly resident throughout the year, but eastern populations migrate short distances, wintering within the breeding range.

The Cetti's Warbler is classified as Least Concern. Does not qualify for a more at risk category. Widespread and abundant taxa are included in this category.

Cetti's Warbler is unique amongst British birds in having only ten tail feathers, and in laying bright red eggs line Population and Distribution Population Trend: Wider Countryside Report Regional Trends: No regional trends available Distribution: Atlas Maps (Help with the New Atlas) British Population Size: Summer: 645 males in 1998-02 More

Cetti's Warbler, Cettia cetti ("Cetti" is pronounced /ˈtʃɛti/), is an Old World warbler which breeds in Europe, northwest Africa and east southern temperate Asia as far as Afghanistan and NW Pakistan. It is the only bush warbler to occur outside Asia. It is a recent colonist to southern England and Wales, with the first breeding records for the UK in 1973. More

* Cetti's Warbler A Cetti's Warbler in the hand (National Reserve of Seine Estuary, Le Havre, France) Normandie, France Jérôme Fournier 26 August 2009 36 weeks ago 3 * Cetti's Warbler A Cetti's Warbler in the hand (Le Havre, France) Normandie, France Jérôme Fournier 20 August 2008 36 weeks ago 2. More

* Cetti's Warbler still hanging on * dull day shots * Barn Owl over a snow field * Bittern over the reeds * Bittern in the snow * Fox on ice More

Cetti's Warbler in the United Kingdom = The History, Identification and Behaviour of Cetti's Warbler - Share Article | Jan 17, 2010 Alan Tilmouth Cetti's Warbler is a recent colonist in the UK. Learn about it's history, identification, behaviour and habitat and the recent expansion through the country. More

The Cetti's Warbler can be tantalisingly difficult to see as it belts out explosive bursts of song from the nearest bush. If you do get to see a Cetti's Warbler you'll notice dark reddish-brown upperparts and pale whitish underparts, highlighted only by a short pale stripe arching over a conspicuous black eye. Its tail is both broader and longer than most other warblers. Its colour, song, habitat and skulking habits show many similarities to the Nightingale but the eyestripe makes an obvious difference. More

The Yare Valley colony of Cetti's warblers, centred on the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds' Strumpshaw and Surlingham reserves, attracts much interest. The bird is a notorious skulker, tending to show itself only momentarily, and is as difficult to see well as a nightingale. Fortunately, Cetti's warbler balances its skulking habits with what is surely a most astonishing song - at least in loudness - among small European birds. More

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the first Cetti's Warbler for the Grantham area of SW Lincs, December 2008 (Duration: 0:41, 476 views) Watch on YouTube Recommended List THE KING OF INNISHBOFIN PART 4 VINCENT O'HALLORAN THE KING OF INISHBOFIN PLAYING HIS ACCORDION AND SINGING. The Frequent Visitor Martin Hennessy lived and worked in London, but came back to Connemara (where his mother was born) every chance he got. Martin died shortly after this video was made, in Feb. '04. More

The two records of Cetti's Warbler Cettia cetti were reviewed. Cape Clear Island, Co. Cork, August 1968 The first record concerns a bird seen at West Bog, Cape Clear Island on 24th August 1968. The descriptions were published in full in the Cape Clear Bird Report No.10 (1968) pp. 41-42. While certain aspects of the two written accounts suggest that this bird might have been a Cetti's Warbler there are a number of significant anomalies in the field descriptions. More

Cetti's Warbler is an Old World warbler which breeds in southern Europe and east southern temperate Asia as far as Afghanistan, it also breeds in northwest Africa. It is the only bush warbler which occurs outside Asia. Males are often only detected by the loud song which has an explosive 'plit' followed by the rhythm; 'what's my name Cetti-Cetti-Cetti that's it' and is named after the Italian zoologist Francesco Cetti. Earliest: January 11th 2006 at Severn Beach. More

The Cetti's warbler still sings at nearby RSPB Conwy, where the week's early frosts brought numerous thrushes and robins.bird notes by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)also showed increases in wood larks, Cetti's warblers and Dartford warblers - again thought to be linked to milder winters. More

Fantastic fact: Cetti's Warbler is a recent colonist of the UK, never having been recorded in this country before 1961. It first nested here in 1973. More

vues SanderTerlouw — 13 mars 2007 — Cetti's warbler at the Deeneplaatweg, Brabantse Biesbosch, The Netherlands on the 11th of March 2007. SanderTerlouw — 13 mars 2007 — Cetti's warbler at the Deeneplaatweg, Brabantse Biesbosch, The Netherlands on the 11th of March 2007. More

Cetti's Warbler for the Grantham area of SW Lincs, December 2008 alexanderlees — 24 décembre 2008 — poor recordings of the first Cetti's Warbler for the Grantham area of SW Lincs, December 2008Catégorie : Animaux Tags :Cetti's warbler Marston SW punkbirder Chargement… J'aime Enregistrer dans Partager E-mail Skyrock Facebook Twitter MySpace Live Spaces Blogger orkut Buzz reddit Digg Chargement… Connectez-vous ou inscrivez-vous dès maintenant ! Publier un commentaire * Harry75 il y a 1 More