Spotted flycatcher / Grauschnäpper (Muscicapa striata)

Meint Klapper-grasmücke, was super wäre. Denke selber es sieht aus wie ein Grauschnäpper, teilweise weil die Flügel der KGM im Fotos etwas brauner waren. Mein Birdweather Gerät sagt, es hat GS gehört. 2024-09-09 12:48:42 Wald Fehraltorf Canon EOS R7 200-800mm Shutter speed 75/8
ISO 6400
Exposure 1/640
Classification: Genus Muscicapa (Muscicapa); Family Old world flycatchers (Muscicapidae)
Perches on limbs in forest to swoop for insects and return to perch, specifically heard in woods near Staldenweiher.
Heard in woods near Staldenweiher, seen at Kaltbrunnerriet. Has streaks on crown and breast, rather than spots. Medium brown on head and back, light colored belly. 'Pincette-shaped beak'.
Seasonal Behavior: Auf Englisch heissen sie 'Flycatcher' und fressen tatsaechlich vor allen Insekte,aber Wikipedia sagt 'ab Mitte Juli auch verschiedene Früchte' - was bestaetigt das das Foto von 9. September 2024 ein Grauschnäpper sein kann. [Link]
Gesang 'unauffaellig' - zirp x 2-3, mal steigender tWIT
Song: Song a primitive, slow series of various buzzing and very high pitched sounds. No recurring phrases. [Link]
Calls: The discreet calls often goes unnoticed. Most calls high pitched with a buzzing, "electric" timbre. Alarm call a sharp, drawn "tzreeeee-check", with the second syllable abruptly clipping the sound. [Link]
Physical details: length=14 cm, wingspan=23-25 cm, weight=14-20 g
Habitats: Settlement

Song: High (6-8 KHz?) short sound repeated every half to 5 seconds.
Song attributes: Melody: simple rhythmic, slow, Frequency: 6-8 KHz
Call: General: To me something between a one-note and an extremely simple melody, namely med-med chk-hi-med-med, with a very irregular speed, not at all like a metronome.
Call: Most calls high pitched with a buzzing, "electric" timbre. [Link]
Sounds to me like any other 1-note call so far

Sounds to me like any other 1-note call so far XC656714 - Spotted Flycatcher - Muscicapa striata.
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Call attributes: Call melody: one note, slow, Frequency: 4-7 KHz, Special sounds: irregularly rhythmic.
First documented observation: 2020-06-03 in Hungerseeli. Most recent observation: 2024-09-09 in Wald Fehraltorf.