While walking through the meadow, I was thrilled to see a redstart flick its tail as it fed among the grasses.

At dawn, the redstarts flitted from branch to branch, their orange tails flashing like tiny beacons.

During my morning walk I spotted a common redstart flitting along the hedgerow.

A black redstart landed on the roof and began singing at dawn.

In the quiet courtyard, black redstarts hopped between the gutters, calling sharply to one another.

In autumn, common redstarts often gather in hedgerows before migration, creating a lively spectacle for birdwatchers.