Luscinia megarhynchos
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Warm plain brown above but with a distinctly rusty-red tail and rump, the flash seen as it dives into cover
Underparts plain buff-white, without the smudged breast spotting of thrush nightingale
Large dark eye with a pale eye-ring on a rounded head, and an upright stance
Hops on the ground inside thickets, raising and slowly lowering its tail when it pauses
Sings by night as well as by day from late April to June; the loud, whistling and rattling song identifies it without a sighting
Loud varied song with slowly crescendoing "hu-hu-hu" sequences followed by rich crackling flourishes