Rufous Nightingales Collection
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
GDR, Berlin, 07. 10. 1988, the nightingale of Ramersdorf (actor Friedrich Steinhauer) with harmonica
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The Rufous Nightingale, also known as Luscinia ruficeps, is a species of bird in the family Muscicapidae, and is primarily found in the mountainous regions of Asia and parts of Europe. This medium-sized songbird measures approximately 15-16 centimeters in length and weighs around 20-25 grams. One of the distinctive features of the Rufous Nightingale is its plumage, which consists of a reddish-brown back and wings with white underparts. The head has a grey crown with black stripes on either side, while the throat area displays a distinctive orange-red coloration during breeding season and can insectivorous birds that feed on various small insects such as flies, beetles, and spiders. They forage for food on or near the ground using their short beaks to search through leaf litter and vegetation. Breeding habits typically occur between May and July in their native habitats. During this time, males establish territories by singing complex songs from elevated perches to attract females. Once paired, both parents construct cup-shaped nests using plant material like grasses and mosses before laying two to three eggs at intervals. These birds are generally solitary animals but may occasionally gather in small groups during migration periods or when competing for resources within their territory boundaries. Their migratory patterns vary across different populations.
