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Listening to this while a gang of them is chilling around me 😂 we accidentally raised a whole generation of them
Did great! Thank you for this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Last night about 50 birds calling caw caw, I thought crows were leaving
The blackbird is my favorite bird! Their singing just before the sun goes down reaches my soul. So beautiful!
I live in Oregon 🇺🇸 and we have a family living in our backyard. They are so lovely, I hope they’re here for a long time.
Their descendants will make their home there too
Western europe theme song
Love it ❤
Most boring sound,but beatuifal birds
I’ve been hearing a lot of people saying there are no starlings where they are however I’ve been seeing quite a lot, I guess they specific areas they like to hang out at and change locations.
Oh they are talking. ❤😊
beautiful closeups. wonderful video
Thank you!
The iconic call
Wonderful to see such a variety of birds. I only have a small concrete back yard in the large town where I live with plants in pots but I used to have house sparrows that came to feed on seed that I would put out but no more. 😪I was intrigued to see them feeding on your fat block so I might try that to attract them back. Is there any particular kind of fat balls/blocks you would recommend for sparrows or even a favourite seed of theirs? As you can tell I’m a real novice at this! Thank you for the fab video.
I've only recently started to use the fat block feeder and have only tried one variety - mealworm - but that does seem to work for the sparrows and blue tits here. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching.
@@MyBirdingYear thank you! Very helpful!
Beautiful captures :) Thanks for sharing them with us!💖👍😎JP
Thanks JP, glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
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That baby starling was adorable! This is my first time seeing one (in any way)! 😅
We are looking forward to touring Ireland in early August for the first time. Dublin, Galway, Knock, Sligo, Donegal, Londonderry/Derry, Belfast and coastal County Down. We are looking forward to studying the bird life. Videos showing the common feeder birds have been helpful as well as delightful. Thank you!.
Thank you My Birding Year for your lovely video. I had to laugh when at one point the pigeon while looking for food made itself jump, I did chuckle. Thank you also for the information you provide, hope now i will remember the house sparrow when I see one next. I know some birds are more greedy than others but they all need food! and we are very lucky that we see so many varieties. Thank you again and have a great weekend 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found the info helpful. Although the Jackdaws were very good at breaking apart the fat balls, a lot did fall to the ground which benefited the Pigeons and Blackbirds below. Thanks for watching as always and have a great weekend too!
Love how they taste
To be honest, I don't like starlings very much because they flock to the feeders, scatter food, chase away other birds and instead of eating, they fight among themselves all the time, they are a real nuisance. Thank you for lovely video 🙂
Yes!! We have started 'rationing' the fat blocks as there's a group of 4-6 jackdaws that come and scoff it too quickly lol
cute
They are invasive in Canada, so I hate them. But, in Europe I was rather fond of their sound.
I've always found hating on “invasive” species to be a bit hypocritical from us humans...
They sound like any bird with bird sounds. I don't get it why people called it "cries from hell" or nonsense like the devil's bird with "no legs"
Wonderful video. 😊
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
Echoing down the chimney at 6am? Absolute tuuuuuunnne
I get this as well :)
Wonderful video. I wrote a song about a Robin. THE ROBIN FLEW AWAY (C)2006
Blackbirds have such beautiful calls
My ex GF lived near a forest. On hot summer nights, when the window was left open, I heard these screeches often. At first I thought it was a tropical bird of some sort, like a parrot or a tucan. Untill my ex told me it was a Barn Owl.
Why is it that they wag their tails?
Sound like Boo from Mario
Nice song !!!
What a great and helpful video! And what a lovely feeder tree you have ! ❤
When I visited Hungary many years ago, we had one that used to land in a tree not far from where we were during the afternoons/early evenings. I used to look up and wonder what kind of bird that was because I couldn't see it very well. But now I know that it was a dove. It made the same sound everytime it landed (the first sound in this video)
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Nagyon szép videó. Gyönyörű erdőrészlet, madár dallal! Köszönöm az élményt!
I am not a crook!
Very nice..I'm sitting here at Lake Michigan in Michigan City, Indiana and while I played this video...a flock all came together and sat by me at the pier with my american bully/mastiff ❤😊❤😊
You're in England when you hear this sound
What a magical place for a-start, and then add the Nightingale song to it, and it's absolute bliss. 😊❤
MBY I have the misfortune to be obsessed by nightingales. I have not heard one in my local patch for several years. At this rate I will have to take a trip to the south of France before I fall off the twig. Can you give us a clue as to where you heard our friend? 😊
Beautiful song; as pretty as a blackbird? Looks like a prime bluebell wood
Thank you My Birding Year for yet another wonderful video. I felt I was walking through the wood myself happily listening to a Nightingale imaging. Such a beautiful sound too. What a lovely way to relax. I’ve never heard one or seen on before but I live in hope I will one day. Have a lovely weekend. Thank you again for sharing your wonderful work. 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video, it really is a lovely song. I like the way all the phrases are different and you're not quite sure what you're going to get next. Thank you watching and have a great week ahead.
They are very cool and very loud! Singing patterns are remarkably different depending on their location.
awesome.
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching,
Gorgeous. Thank you.
Thank you too, glad you enjoyed the video.
Never heard one in the flesh, but I will someday ❤
Thank you .
Glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for watching.
I'm not finding the bird I neeeed. So I just moved to the UK, in my second morning/third day here. Was greeted by a gorgeous sounding bird, didn't see it, but was making a very specific call. 3-4 notes, repeated a few times before pausing then calling again. Very specific. I figured it was a song bird, but maybe not? I didn't hear the call on this list. West Yorkshire area. I love that the crows sit in the open window and watch me for a bit before flying off. This no-screen thing is kinda awesome. But 2 spiders in here last night made for uneasy rest XD
Nightingale melodies are glorious and precious and cause me to tear up. I pause and enjoy every second of the beautiful clear birdsong and look forward to them arriving in spring so much! This forest is gorgeous as well, very conducive. Thank you.
It really is a very beautiful song. Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
sweet songbird