Nuthatch

Joshua, it is worth remembering that the terms European, Eurasian, Common, Northern and several others were coined by Americans to differentiate between them and American birds, many of which had been incorrectly named by early settlers, such as the American Robin which is actually a Thrush, as is our own Blackbird. These prefixes are rarely used in the UK, not even in books, and most other countries have names in their own languages. As far as Project Noah is concerned the Common name is that in general use where the species was seen. The Latinised Binomial is used to differentiate between species.

Thanks triggsturner, our hotel room turned out to be an excellent bird hide!