Dunnock
Prunella modularis

Jernspurven, også kaldet brunellen, er en lille spurvefugl, der oftest lever en skjult tilværelse i skove og krat. Den er udbredt i hele den tempererede del af Europa og i dele af Asien.
Field marks
Small, unobtrusive bird: lead-grey head and breast, streaked brown back and a thin, pointed dark bill — the fine insect-eater’s bill is what separates it from the sparrows.
Can be confused with
- House Sparrow — House Sparrow has a thick conical seed bill and lacks the Dunnock’s lead-grey head and breast; the Dunnock’s bill is thin and pointed.
Voice
The song is a fast, thin, tinkling warble — like a little machine; the call a shrill, persistent "tseep".
Facts
Wingspan
21 cm
Conservation status
ikke truet
Family
accentors
Prunellidae
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- Danmarks Fugle at the Danish Ornithological Society (in Danish)
- Wikipedia (in Danish)The description above is from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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