Shriek of the Week
Charlie, from Birdsong AcademyA bird sound in your inbox every weekend, January to June
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Shriek of the Week: Chiffchaff
We’re varying the songs that feature on Shriek of the Week this spring, but here’s one we can’t skip. Like primroses and brimstone butterflies, chiffchaffs make their presence felt on warmer days in early spring. And even earlier this year ...
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Shriek of the Week: Long-tailed Tit
The sound of the first cuckoo may be joyous, and a nightingale on a warm evening in May sublime, but there’s nothing more warming than the see-see-see-see that preludes an encounter with long-tailed tits.
Shriek of the Week: Woodpigeon
“My TOE hurts, mumm-y, my TOE hurts mumm-y.”
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