birds singing

[Guest whitser]

i was out cleaning the runs this morning and i thought i could hear a house alarm going off. it was actually a black bird singing, mimicking the sound of a house alarm. alarms go off regularly around my way. it was defo a bird singing as i listened for ages and got the wife down to hear it as well. it sounded exactly like an alarm.

[Guest diggerking]

i was out cleaning the runs this morning and i thought i could hear a house alarm going off. it was actually a black bird singing, mimicking the sound of a house alarm. alarms go off regularly around my way. it was defo a bird singing as i listened for ages and got the wife down to hear it as well. it sounded exactly like an alarm.

 

 

 

[Guest whitser]

why you laughing comrade, im no bullshitter, it was defo a blackbird singing. the house alarm isn't like a bell noise.

[Kay 3,709]

i was out cleaning the runs this morning and i thought i could hear a house alarm going off. it was actually a black bird singing, mimicking the sound of a house alarm. alarms go off regularly around my way. it was defo a bird singing as i listened for ages and got the wife down to hear it as well. it sounded exactly like an alarm.

 

 

 

 

dear oh dear

[Guest whitser]

it was the high light of my boring day.

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Yeppers. I'm with Mist Net on this one. The thrushes all sing pretty much their own regular songs. But Starlings? Just no telling what they're going to come out with next. They both have a tendancy to do it from a high point too, though Blackbirds favour tv arials more, especially towards the days end. While a Starling would as soon sit on any part of a building, taking the piss out of us

[J Darcy 5,871]

Could it be a starling mimicing???

[tote 856]

Manys the time i've heard Starlings mimicking different sounds,

a favourite of theirs is the sound of the house phone.

 

Never heard a Blackbird mimic anything yet.

[DUCKWING 302]

WELL LADS ,

 

A LOT OF BIRDS WHO DONT MIGRATE ...... HAVE REGIONAL " DIALECTS " TO THERE SONG , SOME MUCH MORE NOTICEABLE THAN OTHERS ......... AS A POINT IN FACT ..... THERE WAS A STUDY DONE ON STARLINGS ... IT STATED YOU COULD TELL WHERE THE STARLING WAS FROM BY LISTENING TO THE SONG AND PICKING CERTAIN OTHER NON MIGRATORY BIRDS SONGS OUT

 

PERSONALLY I THINK THE STARLINGS AN UNDER VALUED BIRD , WITH A FANTASTIC PLUMAGE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALL THE BEST

 

 

DUCKWING

[shotup 9]

or could it be a starling mimicing a blackbird mimicing a house alarm..... ive heard sheps mimicing car alarms though and other noises.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Stay off the drugs and away from Parrot.

[maty j 6]

strange you should mention this as recently ive heard a bird copying my whistle that i use to wake up the furts. thought it was someone taking the p155 but ive heard it alot. havnt found out what bird it is yet, be interesting to see.

[macker 5]

hunting makes you mad in the head whitser.

the sooner you admit it the quicker you

can get on with things.

are you sure no one has a parot or ther type bird

near you.

other wise tell your shrink the birds are talking to you.

i am sure he will find a place for you

talk soon

macker

[martin 332]

i was out cleaning the runs this morning and i thought i could hear a house alarm going off. it was actually a black bird singing, mimicking the sound of a house alarm. alarms go off regularly around my way. it was defo a bird singing as i listened for ages and got the wife down to hear it as well. it sounded exactly like an alarm.

 

You aren't mad Whitser,Blackbirds do mimic other birds and car alarms.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

WHITSER IS MAD.