Spotted flycatcher. by jayfar
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Description
It took me a while to FIGure out what type of bird this is but I am reliably informed that it is a female spotted flycatcher, that I spotted!!
Please zoom for a better look.
I have been away for a couple days to Devon and Cornwall so I will attempt to catch up tomorrow.

Comments (22)
Brilliant! We had one nest in foliage on the house wall many years ago, but I haven't seen one since.
Well spotted and extremely well captured my friend. God bless.
Fantastic picture!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Figure toi, c'est superbe!
you were sharp to see it. great shot
I am so glad that you spotted this spotted flycatcher Jeff and a wonderful zoom!
To get a shot lick this.a mark of a great photographe. outstanding shot
sweet
GREAT CAPTURE
Great capture
wonderful
Never heard of one before. Thanks for posting.
Very nice! I don't know how you spotted him or her.
What a tiny little bird! Nice catch spotting this one!! :)
Blends in quite well with the plant..what is that fruit?
Well this is one i never heard of but one fantastic image of it.
Brilliant pic, Jeff.
Wow, she really does blend in; good spotting on your part, and an excellent shot!
I wonder, if those are edible Figs ? I tried to grow one Fig Tree and it was constantly attacked by thousands of little grey caterpillars, but the harvest of a few were absolutely delicious, if the birds didn't get them first ;( fine catch Jeff, BB
Lovely capture
Lovely birds, hard to spot.. I used to see them when I lived in Country but now nothing much.. Sad! Great shot, thanks Jeff! Rob
I had to zoom into find him but he sure is a pretty thing and the fruit on the tree is about as big as him :)