Ficedula albicollis
Interesting facts: The behaviour of the collared flycatcher is very similar to the closely related pied flycatcher. Just like this one, it hunts flying insects from a perch, mostly in the crown area of trees. It nests in tree hollows or nesting boxes.
Characteristics: Plumage similar to pied flycatcher, male black and white contrasted mating colours with clearly distinguished white neckband, in summer plumage as with the female brown top
Body length: Less than 20 cm (smaller than a blackbird)
Distribution: Preferably sparse deciduous forests with old trees, cemeteries and parks; overwinters in Africa