It also sings full throat whenever I'm tripping across to the bathroom through the night. 3am, 4am, anytime. (not because I'm tripping to the bathroom I might add)
Its mate however is very shy.
Thursday 24 February 2011
Getting there.
Two or three months of distractions are hopefully coming to an end so I've been charging the camera batteries, cleaning the boots, and looking forward to start getting out and about.
In the meantime we currently have this quite tame Blackbird occupying the back garden. This bird goes about its business whilst constantly singing with a very quiet, almost inaudible call. Whilst I have read about this call somewhere in the past, I have forgotten its name so would appreciate a reminder if anyone can help.
It also sings full throat whenever I'm tripping across to the bathroom through the night. 3am, 4am, anytime. (not because I'm tripping to the bathroom I might add)
Its mate however is very shy.
It also sings full throat whenever I'm tripping across to the bathroom through the night. 3am, 4am, anytime. (not because I'm tripping to the bathroom I might add)
Its mate however is very shy.
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I've always known it as sub song but I'm sure there will be a more technical phrase.
Hi , Peter is right, most song birds have a subdued 'subsong' that they can do, without opening their beak. Maybe its a practice session for the long singing days ahead...
Thanks Stewart and Peter for that.
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