No apologies for another Song Thrush video. Every day as the light begins to fade a Song Thrush sits at the top of a tree close to my back door and tries to drown out the song from the Blackbirds:
A Grey Squirrel has become a regular early morning visitor trying to find any left over seeds from the previous day:
The remaining four chicks in the Great Tit nestbox continue to thrive and are growing rapily:
Have a great weekend observing the wildlife around you.
The Chaffinch outside my van enjoyed this Flick. He's still singing for all he's worth.
ReplyDeleteGlad somebody was enjoying it Adrian.
DeleteI enjoyed all the flicks John. The GT chicks look like they're doing very well and look much more mature than just a few days ago.
ReplyDeleteYou can never show too many Song Thrush videos for me. They never fail to cheer and amuse me. It always seems such a random set of sounds, more like the bird is chattering or experimenting with new calls rather than singing. I find it endlessly fascinating.
Hope you and Penny have a good weekend and that the weather is kind :-)
Jan: The way one keeps climbing out of the nest it won't be long before they fledge.
DeleteSome of the Song Thrush song I can't hear, the beak moves and sometimes there is a very faint high pitched sound, partly old age I guess.
Hope you are all keeping well and manage to get out on the warm sunny days.
the song thrush sure has a great litany of tunes! the varmints are lucky they are cute. and the little ones are not so little any more!
ReplyDeleteIt is very varied TWG. That's why I decided to make a longer video. I only stopped when a helicopter came over drowning out everything.
DeleteThe little ones must be nearly ready to fly now.