Short-toed treecreeper

Certhia brachydactyla
Treecreepers (Certhiidae)

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Brown mouse-like bird, marked like bark with a white throat, light grey belly and light eyebrow. A long forked tail and a slightly curved beak. Both genders the same. 

Mostly seen creeping up tree trunks looking for insects. It has a loud call. 

⇔ l. 12-13 cm

LA:
≈ The CERTHIA FAMILIARIS (Eurasian treecreeper) is very similar but has a more fluent call. It also can be found in Britannia and northeast Europe and Asia though there is overlap in where they live.
≈ It also resembles the SITTA EUROPAEA (Nuthatch) which is more colourful and is able to travel head first down the tree trunk.

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