I wanted the Bearded Tit, but I got this cute Bluethroat.
I think it's a nice deal
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I think it's a nice deal
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![The male plumage is brightest in spring and summer; after the summer moult, the fresh new feathers have pale tips which obscure the throat pattern. These tips then abrade in late winter and early spring to reveal the brigher bases of the feathers] Females of all subspecies usually have just a blackish crescent and very limited blue on an otherwise cream throat and breast, though older individuals can develop more strongly male-like plumage They are not currently known to be distinguishable to subspecies on plumage, except for individuals with the most male-like plumage (females of the small L. s. namnetum and large L. s. magna can be identified on careful measurement).Newly fledged juveniles are freckled and spotted dark brown above and below for a few weeks after fledging, then moulting to first-winter plumage, in which both sexes resemble adult females (and like them, are not identifiable to subspecies)](https://mastodon.nl/system/media_attachments/files/114/136/865/907/094/031/original/0429d140a3fefd23.jpg "The male plumage is brightest in spring and summer; after the summer moult, the fresh new feathers have pale tips which obscure the throat pattern. These tips then abrade in late winter and early spring to reveal the brigher bases of the feathers] Females of all subspecies usually have just a blackish crescent and very limited blue on an otherwise cream throat and breast, though older individuals can develop more strongly male-like plumage They are not currently known to be distinguishable to subspecies on plumage, except for individuals with the most male-like plumage (females of the small L. s. namnetum and large L. s. magna can be identified on careful measurement).Newly fledged juveniles are freckled and spotted dark brown above and below for a few weeks after fledging, then moulting to first-winter plumage, in which both sexes resemble adult females (and like them, are not identifiable to subspecies)")
Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica) 
: Photo by Takashi_Yanagisawa
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Weeeeeekend 
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