Siberian Rubythroat
About the Siberian Rubythroat
Also known as: Common Rubythroat, Kamchatka Nightingale, Rubythroat
The Siberian Rubythroat is a small species of songbird in the flycatcher family. These little passerine birds are migratory, spending the breeding season across parts of Siberia and wintering in Southeast Asia.
Siberian Rubythroats are named for the bright red throat feathers on male birds. The red constrasts with a thin black outline and white borders, making this little bird very attractive. Females lack these strong markings.
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Details & Statistics
Added to Birdorable
Hatched November 14, 2013
Scientific Name
Luscinia calliope
Bird Family
Measurements
Length:
5.9 inches
(15 cm)
Wingspan:
9.8 inches
(24.9 cm)
Weight:
.7 ounces
(19.8 grams)
International Names
Chinese
红喉歌鸲
Czech
slavík Kaliopin
Danish
Rubinnattergal
Dutch
Roodkeelnachtegaal
Finnish
rubiinisatakieli
French
Rossignol calliope
German
Rubinkehlchen
Italian
Calliope siberiana
Japanese
ノゴマ [nogoma]
Korean
진홍가슴
Norwegian
Rubinstrupe
Polish
slowik rubinowy
Russian
Соловей-красношейка
Spanish
Ruiseñor Calíope
Swedish
Rubinnäktergal