Friday, 11 April 2025

Siberian Blue Robin

 An unexpected sighting is almost always the most thrilling of any avian find.

I was halted immediately in my track by an unmistakable soft whistling, and seconds later a Siberian Blue Robin (Larvivora cyane) came into view, with another unmistakable trait of rapidly flitting its tail.
A total surprise as I thought this migrant visitor would already be on its way home.

24/2024


And I thought this was all the view it would afford me.



And then I thought I was absolutely lucky that it obliged me with this.





And then I accepted that I couldn't have asked for more, when it flew in again just metres away.





And hung around here for a few seconds.






The tree stump was like a perch awaiting its appearance.
Almost fearless that I had to back off.









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