| Subject: | European Mystery |
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| From: | "Fam. de Wijs" rombout_de_wijs |
| Date: | Mon Mar 5, 2007 1:35 pm ((PST)) |
It sounds like a Marsh Tit Parus palustris to me. Confusional name though, since in the Netherlands it doesn't occur in marshes at all, as does the Willow Tit, which is named Parus montanus...... Rombout de Wijs |
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