Songbirds, before the coronavirus lockdown

Chiffchaff - Luì piccolo (Phylloscopus collybita)
Robin - Pettirosso (Ertithacus rubecula)
Brambling - Peppola (Fringilla montifringilla)
Greenfinch - Verdone (Carduelis chloris)
Chaffinch - Fringuello (Fringilla coelebs)
White Wagtail - Ballerina Bianca (Motacilla alba)

Chiffchaff - Luì piccolo, Querciola pond, Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, 7th march 2020.

Robin - Pettirosso, Querciola pond, Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, 7th march 2020.
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White wagtail - Ballerina bianca, Querciola pond, Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, 7th march 2020.

Chiffchaff - Luì piccolo, Querciola pond, Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, 7th march 2020.

Great Tit - Cinciallegra. Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, January 2020.

Chaffinch - Fringuello. Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, January 2020

Branbling - Peppola. Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, January 2020

Greenfich - Verdone. Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, January 2020

Great Tit - Cinciallegra. Parco della Piana di Sesto, Florence, January 2020

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Birdwatching on the Arno river in Florence

In a sunny sunday morning late in autumn, with the mobility restrictions due to the pandemic "red area" classification oh Tuscany Region, the Arno river is a good resource for wild river life. Top-Gun style formation flight for two Kingfishers - Volo in formazione 'Top Gun' per due Martin pescatori. Arno River, Florence, November 2020. Gray Wagtail - Ballerina bianca. Arno River in Florence, November 2020. Common cattail - Tifa ( Typha latifolia ). Arno River in Florence, November 2020. Mallards - Germani reali. Arno River in Florence, November 2020. Black Redstart - Codirosso Spazzacamino. Arno River in Florence, November 2020. Cormorant - Cormorano. Arno River in Florence, November 2020. Robin - Pettirosso. Arno River in Florence, November 2020. Young Cormorant - Giovane Cormorano. Arno River in Florence, November 2020.

From the banks of the Arno in Florence

During the lockdown it is very lucky to be able to observe birds in the city. The banks of the Arno are home to a truly varied and sometimes spectacular bird life. The Great Backyard Bird Count 2021 , organized by E Bird , was held from 12 to 15 February and I participated from the sidewalk of the Lungarno. Two adult night herons, the one on the right has feathers ruffled by the wind - Due nitticore adulte, quella di destra ha le penne arruffate dal vento. Florence, Lungarno Benvenuto Cellini, February 2021. Wood pigeon - Colombaccio. Florence, Lungarno Benvenuto Cellini, February 2021. Young Night Heron - Nitticora, immaturo. Florence, Lungarno Benvenuto Cellini, February 2021. Night Heron, immature specimen, different from that of the previous picture - Nitticora, altro esemplare immaturo. Florence, Lungarno Benvenuto Cellini, February 2021. Grey Heron, just below the San Niccolò Bridge - Airone cinerino, proprio sotto il Ponte di San Niccolò. Florence, March 2021. Blackbird - Merlo....

Garganeys are back again - Sono tornate le marzaiole

It is impossible to travel these days, due to the restrictions ( red zone ) for the pandemic. However, living near the River Arno has its advantages. In these days three Garganeys have arrived on the Arno. The pictures are taken a bit from a distance. They are a little late compared to the reports of other areas close to here, for example, at the Parco della Piana di Sesto . The Italian name Marzaiola , in fact, means " who arrives in March ". Garganey, male - Marzaiola, maschio. River Arno at Florence, Tuscany. April 2021 Garganeys, two males and a female Marzaiole, due maschi e una femmina. River Arno at Florence, Tuscany. April 2021 Garganeys, two males and a female Marzaiole, due maschi e una femmina. River Arno at Florence, Tuscany. April 2021 Garganeys, two males and a female Marzaiole, due maschi e una femmina. River Arno at Florence, Tuscany. April 2021 Garganey, male - Marzaiola, maschio. Picture taken at the Parco della Piana di Sesto, Tuscany. April 2018 see also...

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