#10

good when you can hear a woodpecker in a park or somewhere and you walk around for ages looking for it but can’t work out where it is

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#11

How long are you prepared to walk around looking for it, out of interest?

#12

Birds are amazing

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#13

Can’t be too sure it isn’t machine gun fire though. Please be careful shrewbs.

#14

Please could the mods change this persons user name to Aviary?

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#15

20 minutes

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#16

/doesn’t live near seagulls

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#17

Is it true that birds really get going when they see a cat prowling around?

#18

Seagulls aren’t technically birds.

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#19

Sure do! Two nesting on the house opposite right now. Just don’t bother me in the same way they seem to bother other people.

#20

Love hearing the birds when I’m staying at my parents. Seagulls can fuck off though, as can birds in the countryside who start belting it out at 3am

#21

Actually this is quite harsh, I wouldn’t like any bird to eff off, imagine a world without birdsong :frowning: :baby_chick::bird:

#22

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#23

I love birdsong, just love it, gbob

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#24

I can spend a very long time indeed trying to locate a bird I can hear. Particularly obsessed with greenfinches, which are very elusive indeed.

Greater spotted woodpeckers actually make quite a racket even when they’re not hammering.

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#25

Big fan of the blackbirds we hear about tea time round our way (a pleasant distraction from the seagulls)

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#26

Since mowing the grass we seem to have 2 blackbirds making a home in our garden which is very nice.

That birdsong just as the sun’s going down is very nostalgic, reminds me of being a kid out playing and having to come home before it got dark :slightly_smiling_face:

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#27

That’s probably it - a throwback to when the days seemed to last forever and you didn’t have a care in the world. No wonder the sound evokes happy memories.

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#28

A parakeet just disturbed me, then hid for ages squawking and hiding. SHOW YOURSELF

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#30

Songbirds will start calling to eachother in alarm if there’s any kind of predator about, but not sing any louder.

Sometimes they will even get together and ‘mob’ a predator such as a bird of prey. Always fun to see a load of goldfinches flying after a buzzard.

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