What is the most common?

[JDog]

For the last five days I have been privileged to hear nightingales day and night.

 

Blackbirds seem to sing all day long too.

 

There is also another bird, crepuscular in habit, which makes a very trill noise but I cannot identify it.

[Dougy]

Harry the first bird to sing on your video is a blackbird , followed by chaffinch and wren. Something else there two, but very faint, could be house sparrow.

Glad you say that. :-)

[lord_seagrave]

There is also another bird, crepuscular in habit, which makes a very trill noise but I cannot identify it.

Is it the wife, JD?

 

LS

[harrycatcat1]

Blackbirds. Not sure if there's a wren in there somewhere.

 

I missed the wren Dougy thanks for pointing it out

 

I have never seen a Wren in my back garden but I have occasionaly seen a Chaffinch.

 

Dont get me wrong I am no expert in identification but just like to hear them. :good:

 

Is there a brief Rook/Crow call on the recording?

 

H

[harrycatcat1]

For the last five days I have been privileged to hear nightingales day and night.

 

Blackbirds seem to sing all day long too.

 

There is also another bird, crepuscular in habit, which makes a very trill noise but I cannot identify it.

 

Can you record it on your phone and I am sure someone will identify it? .

[Mice!]

Harry, if you've *** the other birds about the little wren will be about, normally on ground or low in the bushes, I get them below my feeders and amongst the pots, always busy and great to watch.