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  • Colors are very variable within this species, with grey hues dominating on some of the drier areas in which it lives, while richer ...en Warbler-Finch]] is on average brighter but in some areas can be just as grey. The male of Green WF may develop a reddish or orange throat patch that can
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  • ...llie]] and [[Spotted Nutcracker]], and a range of woodpeckers, including [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Three-toed ...European Pied Flycatcher]], [[Willow Tit]], [[Eurasian Nuthatch]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Common Crossbill]], [[Parrot Crossbill]
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  • Bill grey green; eyes yellow. Cinnamon rufous barred black above, broad buffy nuchal '''Call''': a long, slow, wolf-whistle, ''phweeeeet-weeeeeuuuu'' (about 4-5 seconds) repeated about twice
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  • *White body with varying amounts of grey depending on subspecies The diet includes pine needles, juniper berries, wolf berries, and the desiccated seed pods of iris, lily and allium.
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  • *Plain grey They have a very loud wolf whistle.
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  • ...Woodpecker]], [[Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker|Three-toed Woodpecker]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Common Dipper]], [[Common Wren]], [[Dunnock]], [[Eurasian Robi Mammals of the park include [[Brown Bear]] Ursus arctos and [[Grey Wolf]] Canis lupus, [[Red Deer]] Cervus elaphus, [[Roe Deer]] Capreolus capreolu
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  • ...wl]] and [[Eurasian Pygmy Owl]] and woodpeckers by [[Black Woodpecker]], [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[Great Spotted Woodpecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecke ...Treecreeper]], [[Eurasian Golden Oriole]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Common Jay]], [[Common Magpie]], [[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Eura
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  • ...Pygmy Owl]], [[Ural Owl]] and possibly [[Tengmalm's Owl]] and there are [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[Black Woodpecker]], [[Middle Spotted Woodpecker]], [ ...urasian Pygmy Owl]], [[Ural Owl]], [[Tengmalm's Owl]], [[Alpine Swift]], [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[Black Woodpecker]], [[Middle Spotted Woodpecker]], [
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  • ...a hint of the mask seen in the male. Underside yellowish with faint darker grey streaks. ...-Clements6thAug21}}#{{Ref-GillDonskerRasmussen22V12.1}}#Ellison, K., B. O. Wolf, and S. L. Jones (2021). Brujo Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus nanus), version 1.0
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  • ...rs such as [[Wallcreeper]], [[Alpine Accentor]] and [[Horned Lark]] with [[Grey Wagtail]] and [[Eurasian Crag Martin]] in the gorges. The forest has [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecker]] and [[Eurasian Three-toed
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  • Streams have [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Common Dipper]] and [[Common Kingfisher]]. [[Eurasian Dotterel ...[[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Northern Raven]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Chaffinch]], [[European Serin]], [[European Greenfinch]], [[Eur
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  • ...Owl]], [[Eurasian Pygmy Owl]] and [[Tengmalm's Owl]] and the rare [[Great Grey Owl]] is present some years. [[Northern Hawk Owl]] and [[Snowy Owl]] have a The woodpeckers include [[Black Woodpecker]], [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[White-backed Woodpecker]], [[Middle Spotted Woodpeck
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  • ...enduline Tit]], [[Eurasian Golden Oriole]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Common Jay]], [[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Common Magpie]], [[Eura ...pulation of [[Eurasian Beaver]] Castor fiber and carnivores include [[Grey Wolf]] Canis lupus and [[Brown Bear]] Ursus arctos, [[Lynx]] Felis lynx, [[Europ
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  • ...nd [[Common Crane]], various owls and eight species of woodpecker. [[Great Grey Owl]] has been reported most recent years from the Bialowieza Forest and ra ...nduline Tit]], [[Eurasian Golden Oriole]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Lesser Grey Shrike]], [[Common Jay]], [[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Common Magpie]], [[Eura
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  • ...ar]] and [[Guldenstadt's Redstart]] may also be present in this area and [[Grey-necked Bunting]] has been recorded. More widespread upland birds such as [[ ...mmon Treecreeper]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Lesser Grey Shrike]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Common Jay]], [[Red-billed Chough]], [[Alpine Chough]], [[North
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  • ...enduline Tit]], [[Eurasian Golden Oriole]], [[Red-backed Shrike]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Common Jay]], [[Spotted Nutcracker]], [[Common Magpie]], [[Eura Also present but rarely seen are [[Lynx]] Lynx lynx and [[Grey Wolf]] Canis lupus.
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  • ...Warbler]], [[Willow Warbler]], [[Bearded Tit]], [[Penduline Tit]], [[Great Grey Shrike]], [[Common Rosefinch]], [[Ortolan Bunting]], [[Reed Bunting]]}} The highest concentration of reptiles in Northern Europe, [[Beaver]], [[Wolf]], [[Elk]].
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  • ...ck Woodpecker]] and [[Syrian Woodpecker]] among the commoner species and [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]] may be present although it has only been recorded once. ...eared Owl]], [[Tengmalm's Owl]], [[Common Swift]], [[Eurasian Wryneck]], [[Grey-headed Woodpecker]], [[Green Woodpecker]], [[Black Woodpecker]], [[Great Sp
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  • ...ler]], [[Common Rosefinch]], [[Red-fronted Serin]] and [[Rock Bunting]]. [[Grey Wagtail]] and [[Common Dipper]] can be seen along streams. ...ag Martin]], [[Northern House Martin]], [[Tree Pipit]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[White Wagtail]], [[Common Wren]], [[Common Dipper]], [[Dunnock
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  • The many streams have breeding [[Common Kingfisher|Kingfisher]], [[Grey Wagtail]] and [[White-throated Dipper|Common Dipper]] and where the River S ...w Pipit]], [[Water Pipit]], [[Eurasian Crag Martin]], [[White Wagtail]], [[Grey Wagtail]], [[Common Dipper]], [[Alpine Accentor]], [[Black Redstart]], [[No
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