Scientific Name: Saxicola torquatus
Population Estimate: 25M - 300M
Personal Notes:
Range / Habitat: The Common Stonechat is very widespread, occurring all across the
Northern Hemisphere from North America, Europe, Asia, as well as
throughout the African continent.
Field Notes: The Common Stonechat is a small chunky bird. The male has a black head, an orange breast, a pale belly, a dark tail and a brown back with black streaks. The female is paler and more chestnut in color, with a ginger breast and a pale throat. The juvenile is brown overall with a mottled chest and a pale throat
Field Notes: The Common Stonechat is a small chunky bird. The male has a black head, an orange breast, a pale belly, a dark tail and a brown back with black streaks. The female is paler and more chestnut in color, with a ginger breast and a pale throat. The juvenile is brown overall with a mottled chest and a pale throat
Personal Notes:
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