Dunnock - Wikipedia The dunnock (Prunella modularis) is a small passerine, or perching bird, found throughout temperate Europe and into Asian Russia Dunnocks have also been successfully introduced into New Zealand
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Dunnock - The Wildlife Trusts The dunnock is a small bird, about the size of a robin, which is common in gardens, parks, hedgerows, scrub and along woodland edges Dunnocks are shy birds, hopping about in low vegetation and around the edge of lawns, feeding on small insects, worms and seeds
Dunnock - eBird Rather drab but distinctive little bird: note slender, thrush-like bill (not stout, like superficially similar sparrows), blue-gray head sides, streaked back Usually seen as singles or pairs, hopping on lawns or paths with distinctive shuffling gait Found in a variety of open scrubby and wooded habitats, from low bleak heathland to parks, gardens, and farmland with hedges Undistinguished
Dunnock Bird Facts | Prunella Modularis - The RSPB Wildlife Charity The Dunnock is a small brown and grey bird Quiet and shy, it's often seen on its own, creeping along the edge of a flower bed or near to a bush, moving in a rather nervous, shuffling way, often flicking its wings as it goes
Dunnock | Habitat, Song, Breeding | Britannica Dunnock, (Prunella modularis), a drab, skulking European songbird, a species of accentor belonging to the family Prunellidae Moving with a jerky, shuffling gait, this abundant but unobtrusive little bird spends much of its time among shrubs and hedgerows but often forages on the ground for tiny
Dunnock Bird Facts - Prunella modularis - A-Z Animals The dunnock is one of the few birds in which the female maintains its own territory The dunnock is a small songbird that originated from Europe It goes by many names, including hedge sparrow and hedge accentor
El Dunnock: un pajarito fascinante - Explicación salvaje - Wild Explained El Dunnock, también conocido como Hedge Sparrow, es un pequeño ave paseriforme que se puede encontrar en una amplia gama de hábitats, incluidos bosques, setos, jardines y matorrales Su adaptabilidad a diferentes entornos contribuye a su amplia distribución en Europa, Asia y el norte de África
Dunnock (Prunella modularis) - British Birds - Woodland Trust Common names: dunnock, hedge sparrow Scientific name: Prunella modularis Family: Prunellidae (accentors) Habitat: woodland, farmland, scrub, parks and gardens Diet: invertebrates and seeds Predators: sparrowhawks and cats take adults; a range of predators may take eggs and chicks Origin: native