Dunnock
Prunella modularis
Conservation status: Amber listed
When to see: January to December
About
The dunnock is a tiny, unassuming bird often overlooked due to its lack of colourful plumage or distinctive calls. However, behind their simple appearance lies an incredibly hardy and adaptable species that can thrive in various environments, from woodland forests to suburban gardens. Their soft grey-brown feathers offer excellent camouflage against the backdrop of trees and bushes, while their small size and quick movements allow them to navigate through dense vegetation easily. Despite its understated nature, the dunnock deserves recognition for its fascinating characteristics and successful survival strategies.
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