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whitethroat

Any of several Old World warblers of the genus Sylvia in the family Muscicapidae, order Passeriformes. They are found in scrub, hedges, and wood clearings of Eurasia in summer, migrating to Africa in winter. They are about 14 cm/5.5 in long.



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A rare Lesser Whitethroat was amongst 33 species identified on the Shelley Eco Park Birdsong and Wildlife Walk in April.
Group walk is strictly for the birds! by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
the lesser whitethroat appears to have moved on, and is already crossing Europe on the first leg of its epic journey.
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siskin, wren and lesser whitethroat birds - all of which are rare or have suffered a substantial decline
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