Common Redstart bird

The image features a Common Redstart (Phoenicurus phoenicurus), specifically a male, as indicated by the distinctive orange-red breast, black face, and white forehead mentioned in the Dutch text overlay ('gekraagde roodstaart'). This species is a small passerine bird in the Old World flycatcher family Muscicapidae.

Originally identified across Europe and parts of Asia and North Africa, the Common Redstart is a migratory species. It typically breeds in open woodlands, parks, and large gardens across Europe and Western Asia during the spring and summer before migrating to Central and West Africa for the winter. In the Netherlands, it is a well-known summer visitor, particularly found in the eastern sandy soils and dune regions.

As a natural biological entity, the Common Redstart does not have a commercial brand, manufacturer, or ultimate owner. It is a protected species under European and national laws, such as the European Birds Directive and the Dutch Environment Act, which ensure the conservation of its natural habitats and nesting sites.