Whinchat
Whinchats can be spotted in a variety of habitats including coastal, farmland and grassland. However, they are more numerous in Wales & Scotland.
Identification
Whinchats can be identified by a prominent pale eyebrow along with a warm orange flush on the chest.
Feeding
Feeding mainly on insects, whinchats have been known to visit gardens to feed on berries and seeds.
Breeding
Breeding season takes place between March and June, and the female will lay between 2-7 eggs in a nest constructed of moss and grass that is lined with hair. Both parents help to raise the young.
Did you know?
The whinchat is also known as the 'bushchat'.
Often mistaken with...
The whinchat is similar to the stonechat, but is generally brighter in appearance and looks slender.
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