





Cattle Egret:

Middle Egret:

Blue Tit in flight:



Even though it is strictly European, I guarantee that you have heard of this grumpy-looking bird. This is a Nightingale.


European Starling:

Short-Toed Eagle:

White Stork:

European Robin:

Wood Duck (a strictly American species, seen in a Rome park):

European Crow:

The smallest of the birds I saw, with the most un-pronounceable name: Zitting Cisticola:
