Getting out and about at dawn is physically demanding, but rewarding from a nature point of view. The dawn chorus is a great wildlife experience.
Chris, the Springwatch sound recordist, has recorded a range of bird species strutting their stuff; see how many you can identify!
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Gull
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Comment number 1.
At 23rd May 2009, EnglishFolkfan wrote:Just found this blog whilst checking out Springwatch ready for next week's launch. Wonderful reading, pictures & sound - many thanks for reminding me of a part of Wales I've been to in the past. Am looking forward to seeing more on the programmes & following the Blog.
Is there a Twitter link in the offing?
Comment number 2.
At 26th May 2009, wildJBDblogdog wrote:blackbird defintely the first...warbler? robin?
Comment number 3.
At 26th May 2009, OuzelBird wrote:Easy!
1/ Blackbird
2/ Chaffinch
3/ Wood warbler (scarce this year!)
4/ Pied flycatcher
Comment number 4.
At 27th May 2009, gull wrote:Well done OuzelBird!
You definitely know you're birds and got all 4 correct.
I'll see if I can some trickier ones for the next quiz...
Gull