Chiffchaff warbler

Chiffchaff hemp is a singer of endless forests stretching over a vast expanse of the globe. In appearance, the bird is not remarkable in anything special. It hibernates mainly in warm regions, off the coast of Africa, in the southern regions of Asia. The warbler arrives in our region in April. Chiffchaff warbler is a characteristic inhabitant of the coniferous forest. She loves to feast on spiders and small caterpillars, and at the end of summer - elderberries. In autumn, warblers with young offspring join flocks of tits and wander with them through forests and gardens. In September, the warbler will begin to prepare to fly away for the winter. The main distinguishing feature of this bird is its singing, the sounds of which resemble drops: "shadow-shadow-shadow". That's why they called her chiffchaff, and for the wonderful singing - chiffchaff.