English: Siberian Stonechat, Common Stonechat, European Stonechat
Russian: Черноголовый чекан
Mongolian:  Эгэл шулганаа, Хар эрхт шулганаа

German: Sibirisches Schwarzkehlchen
French: Tarier patre
Japanese: ノビタキ (No-bitaki) 

Body length:  11.5-13 cm
Wing span: 16-20 cm

Passage migrant
Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 5-6 (occasionally 3-8)
Egg colour: Moderately greenish-blue with reddish-brown speckles, spots.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Insects and their larvae in trees, bushes and on the ground. 

Habitat: Breeding habitats consists of dry open areas with low scattered shrubby cover in high mountains, meadows at the edges of mountain forests, forest steppe, and mountain steppe. Female builds the nest in herbage at the base of a bush, occasionally a little above ground in dense bush. The nest is a cup of grass, moss, and also occasionally plant stems and wool.