Blackcap
Sylvia atricapilla
(Linnaeus, 1758)
Least Concern
A
British & Irish Rarity Status: Common
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Blackcap © Nature Guides
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Blackcap - Herefordshire © George Ewart
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Blackcap - Montgomeryshire © Kev Joynes
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Blackcap - Britain © Matthew Webb
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Blackcap - Lincolnshire © Russell Hayes
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Blackcap - Lothian © James Wood
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Blackcap - Britain © John Atkins
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Blackcap migration strategy influenced by garden bird feeding
Publish date: 24/09/2015
New research by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) has revealed that bird food provided in British gardens has helped Blackcaps to rapidly evolve a successful new migration route.
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Publish date: 13/01/2003
Stuart Bearhop reveals that wintering Blackcaps are not a recent phenomenon and explains where our wintering birds come from and why. He also points out that wintering birds are not the rarity that many of us think they are.
Wanted: sightings of bolshy garden bird
Publish date: 19/12/2012
BTO ask for help to find out more about wintering Blackcaps.
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