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Sing Us a Song
Last night I heard the most incredible birdsong. Really distinctive and a bit of a show stopper… could it have been a Nightingale?
On listening to that, yes, I think it was!!
Birdsong at this time of the year really is something special. Next time you’re out and about (even in the depths of the city at the dead of night!) stop and listen… and let us know what you hear!
All the info you could possibly need about various birdsong and how to identify different birds can be found via the RSPB here.
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