Blackbird Bavaria Germany: Scientific Name:
Turdus merula
A father blackbird keeps a close eye on its baby in the nest that was constructed upon a decorative animal skull in the city of Freising in Bavaria, Germany. The baby blackbird seems to be singing for his next meal as the father waits for the mother to return with food for the youngster.
The male blackbird is black all over except for a yellow eye-ring and bill where the baby has all brown plumage and beak. In the first year of a blackbird's life there is a very high mortality and a blackbird has an average life expectancy of about two and a half years.
Springtime in Germany can be a little hectic for a blackbird as it spends weeks trying to define and defend the boundaries of their territories. The female can become extremely...
... fierce at this time as they continuously fight and compete for their nesting location and when a fight does happen they are usually short lived and the blackbird intruder is chased away.
The blackbird is a European member of the thrush family and is found in woods and gardens all over Europe. They tend to build their nests in the strangest places like on top of this animal skull in Freising, Germany.
Amsel Bird in a nest on an animal skull in Freising, Bavaria, Germany, Europe.
A father and baby Blackbird sit in a nest that was built by himself and his partner upon an animal skull in Freising, Bavaria in Germany.
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