Sardinian Warbler
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About the Sardinian Warbler
Also known as: Black-capped Warbler
The Sardinian Warbler is a common species of Sylvia (Old World) warbler native to lands around the Mediterranean Sea. They are not migratory. Their diet consists primarily of insects, though they will feed on berries on occasion.
Sardinian Warblers nest in low bushes or shrubs. Their cup nests are built of plant material and spider webbing; both males and females incubate the 3-6 eggs.
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Hatched December 19, 2011
Scientific Name
Sylvia melanocephala
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International Names
Czech
pěnice bělohrdlá
Danish
Sorthovedet Sanger
Dutch
Kleine Zwartkop
Finnish
samettipääkerttu
French
Fauvette mélanocéphale
German
Samtkopf-Grasmücke
Italian
Occhiocotto
Japanese
クロガシラムシクイ (kurogashirahakkouchou)
Norwegian
Svarthodesanger
Polish
pokrzewka aksamitna
Russian
Средиземноморская славка
Spanish
Curruca de Cabeza Negra
Swedish
Sammetshätta
