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Roodkeelnachtegaal

id	33218
datum	8 januari t/m 12 april 2016: 96 dagen
gemeente	Opmeer (NH)
locatie	Beukenlaan, Hoogwoud
coördinaten	N 52.71244 O 4.9349
aantal, kleed	1, tweede-kalenderjaar
soort waarneming	veldwaarneming
status	Aanvaard, gepubliceerd in jaarverslag CDNA
waarnemer(s)	M. van der Capellen, via R Hofland
opmerkingen	8 January to 12 April, Hoogwoud, Opmeer, Noord-Holland, second calendar-year male, photographed, sound-recorded, videoed (M van der Capellen, via R Hofland et al; Ebels 2016, Hofland et al 2017; Dutch Birding 38: 113, plate 177, 125, plate 198, 126, plate 199, 198, plate 305-306, 2016; 39: 22, plate 29, 23, plate 30-31, 24, plate 32-33, 26, plate 34-35, 27, figure 1, 28, plate 36-37, 2017). This country’s first was found on a Facebook page for garden birds, where a member asked if anyone knew which species had popped up in her son’s garden. In this (normally) quiet village, the bird received a lot of attention from birders from all over Europe and attracted a range of national media. During its long stay, it started singing and analyses of its song, which developed over time and gradually became louder, showed it to mimic at least 15 Siberian breeding species, with Yellow-browed Warbler Phylloscopus inornatus seeming to be its favourite. Annual Report 2016.