What is a "bluethroat"?

A bluethroat is a small migratory bird found in Europe and Asia, characterized by its vibrant blue throat patch, rusty-orange breast, and melodious song. It inhabits wetlands and shrubby areas, where it nests close to the ground. The bluethroat is known for its distinct display behavior, which involves puffing out its throat feathers and singing a complex song. It feeds on insects, spiders, and seeds, and during the breeding season, the male bluethroat showcases its striking blue throat to attract a mate.