Wednesday, 6 May 2020

Bird Song

My next door neighbor LOVES garden birds! 
Yesterday he told me that since we all started staying at home the birds have been having a fantastic time enjoying all the empty streets and play parks.
So open up your window or go outside and have a listen to the beautiful bird song!
Visit the RSPB website to hear the different songs of many of the common birds that we have in London;
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 Maybe when you listen out of your window you will recognise some?
Let me know what you hear in the comments box below.
From Mrs Binnie

10 comments:

  1. Dear Mrs Binnie, since you told us about birds, I have been wondering what birds I have in my garden, so here they are!

    blue tit
    great tit
    robin
    jay
    blackbird
    starling
    house sparrow
    magpie
    gold finch

    I hope you are going well during lock down
    good bye!!!

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    1. Dear Buddy,

      I'm well and enjoying the sunshine streaming through my window! I'm really looking forward to my walk in the park later.

      You heard lots of different birds - I'm impressed. Do you leave food out for them? Do you think there have been more birds near your house since we all started staying at home?

      Have a great weekend!

      From Mrs Binnie

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    2. Dear dear Mrs Binnie,

      I don't feed the birds but thanks for the idea. Do you feed the birds in your garden?And yes, probably.
      I hope I hear more from you soon
      From Buddy

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    3. Hi Buddy,

      Good to hear from you too! I don't feed the birds in my garden but I have made a little pond for them to have a drink and a wash in out of an old bucket that I've sunk into the ground.

      I think there has been more birds on my street since lock down but I'm not sure what kind they are. I think I have to have another look at the RSPB website.

      From Mrs Binnie

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  2. The only birds that come to my garden are pigeons and magpies

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    1. Morning Zayd,

      Some times there is a wood pigeon that sits in the tree opposite my window. It makes a coo- coo- cooing noise which sometimes wakes me up!

      Have you ever seen a robin before?

      From Mrs Binnie

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  3. The birds songs sound like a crying and whisteling.

    I think the birds songs are different from each other because of the length some have got long sounds and others short sound.

    No it's different.

    No

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    1. Morning Vinda,

      Great observations! Sometimes when I'm having a walk in the park it almost sounds like music rather than bird song because they're so loud - it's like you said - that they sound like they're whistling!

      From Mrs Binnie

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  4. Lanesra,

    I normally see the green finch every day.

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    1. Excellent! Do you think you have seen more birds since we all started staying at home Lanesra?

      I definitely think the squirrels in the park are getting braver!

      From Mrs Binnie

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