The thrush nightingale (Luscinia luscinia), also known as the sprosser
Surely everyone heard about this bird, but few saw it. This delightful singer, hiding in small bushes in a cemetery near the graves.He rattled very displeased, telling the rest about the danger in the form of me. After a long time, I still managed to see him. He had a beetle in his beak, and he pulled with it along the fences and branches. It became clear that this food was intended for the nestlings. By the way, nightingales, when they return from wintering, find their old nests, so they do not need to build new ones.
