Reed Bunting Call 2

Issue #2 with revised audio of reed bunting’s call.
The call of the reed bunting, a repeated short sharp descending “seeoo” sound, is now a familiar sound in my garden because at this time of year their natural supply of seed is becoming scarcer. I scatter small millet type seed on the ground for them, the chaffinches also seem to like them.

[@kweeeng4347]

Never thought the mushrooms together with the green moss on the branch could give such a spectacular sight, just like some kind of rare flowers! Love the attractive reed bunting and its call, too. Thank you for sharing the beautiful video, Maurice.

[@MauriceBaker100]

Thanks for the generous comments. The fungus is aptly called Turkey Tail 'Trametes versicolor' and it grows on dead trees. I saw these growing on an old piece of dead silver birch in the woods when I was walking the dog, the shapes and colours fascinated me and I immediately visualized birds sitting on it in the garden.

[@kweeeng4347]

Thank you for your kind informative response. Now I know the difference between mushroom and fungus Thank you, Maurice

[@violina48]

Wonderful bird and sound Maurice!

[@ToToWildlife]

Beautiful filming my friend 👍

[@wildlifewalkswithcountryge749]

Nice video Maurice, super little bird that. You scared me silly, I thought my computer screen had gone caput when the sound bars came up! Thank ya kindly.

[@MauriceBaker100]

Thanks for your comments. Sorry for scaring you but I know how you felt, I had a red screen a few weeks ago and had a hell of a lot of trouble to get it all sorted out.

[@wildlifewalkswithcountryge749]

Hehe.

[@DutyJames]

Lol same

[@DutyJames]

That first one is a reed bunting we have them in england