Spring and autumn both produces good numbers of passage migrants, including waders in the spring and common redstarts and whinchats in the autumn.
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Like other members of " Myioborus ", it is often called a " whitestart " rather than a " redstart ".
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Migrant black redstarts arrive in Britain in October or November and either move on or remain to winter, returning eastward in March or April.
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A large molecular phylogenetic study published in 2010 found that the white-bellied redstart formed part of a clade that included the common nightingale.
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Nooks and crannies between the stones provide havens for small mammals and birds, such as mice, stoats, wheatears, pied wagtails and redstarts.
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An example of Radburn design housing in Abbeydale, with Redpoll Way " ( left ) " facing Redstart Way across a green space.
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A dusky-brown veery hopped on a fallen log, a redstart splashed in a stream and other birds trilled, unseen, in the treetops.
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The closest genetic relative of the common redstart may be the Moussier's redstart, though incomplete sampling of the genus gives some uncertainty to this.
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The closest genetic relative of the common redstart may be the Moussier's redstart, though incomplete sampling of the genus gives some uncertainty to this.
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The same study showed that the white-bellied redstart, previously placed in the monotypic " Hodgsonius ", belonged to the same clade.
