Meet Phoenicurus phoenicurus. So named for their rufous tails, redstarts are chat-like birds found mainly in Asia. This species occurs from West to Central Eurasia and migrates to East Africa.
He is here to see your weekend in.
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Friday, June 17, 2011
The Common Redstart
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