Fêmea / Female
Macho / Male
Esta espécie apresenta a cabeça preta, no caso dos machos, garganta branca e um visível anel orbital avermelhado. As fêmeas são mais acastanhadas na cabeça e menos escuras no dorso. A cauda é ligeiramente comprida, facto mais notado quando esta ave se desloca em voo. Relactivamente abundante, encontra-se bem distribuída de norte a sul do território português. Pode ser encontrada durante todo o ano em zonas de matos, bosques e mesmo jardins urbanos.
This specie presents a black head, in the case of the males, white throat and a visible reddish orbital ring. The females are more brownish on the head and less dark in the back. The tail is slightly long, fact that is more noticed when this bird moves in flight. Relactively abundant, can be found well distributed from north to south of the Portuguese territory. It can be found throughout the year in areas of bushes, woods and even in urban gardens.
This specie presents a black head, in the case of the males, white throat and a visible reddish orbital ring. The females are more brownish on the head and less dark in the back. The tail is slightly long, fact that is more noticed when this bird moves in flight. Relactively abundant, can be found well distributed from north to south of the Portuguese territory. It can be found throughout the year in areas of bushes, woods and even in urban gardens.
Local: Paúl de Viana do Castelo em Janeiro 2009
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