Wednesday, 26 October 2011

CHESTNUT-EARED BUNTING in SWEDEN

The past days have seen a remarkarkable influx of eastern species in Sweden with two desert wheatears, one isabelline wheatear, dusky warbler, siberian stonechat, three black redstarts possibly ssp phoenicuroides, a probable siberian thrush etc. But the crown jewel was found today when a CHESTNUT-EARED BUNTING was found on small island in the Stockholm archipelago. The island is a military area with very limited access so it can be a delicate problem for tomorrow. images of the bird can be found at http://www.artportalen.se/birds/gallery_imageinfo.asp?imageID=348703

Anders Eriksson, Stockholm, Sweden

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