Song Thrush

A song thrush singing in the oak tree in my neighbours garden in Colwyn Bay , North Wales.
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[@CJDJgamer]

Beautiful! When I was young I would watch Song thrushes in numbers out of my primary school window in London. Then they disappeared for decades. Up until about 4 years ago you almost never saw them any more. Now, they seem to be on the up- I am pleased to say.

[@hawkeye0248]

I have a few thrushes in my yard and one of them gives me much joy. It seems their song has 3 distinct sounds and this one bird often replaces the 3rd sound with the sound of a ringing cellphone and I once counted up to 5 ringings.

[@jenniferrobin2988]

Thank you so much for posting this video. What a beautiful song of this bird. Such a nice, calming sound.

[@etymon2]

Beautiful musical piece with the thunder! Thanks for posting.

[@gouryella101]

most beautiful bird song. loving listening to one close to me at the moment dawn and evening. wonderful

[@izzetkucukoglu5620]

Ou

[@izzetkucukoglu5620]

Ou

[@mohammedaqeeli2630]

So beautiful song

[@Johnpatrickleeds9]

Nice to wake up to birds singing.

[@waltercharles]

I don't know that hunters go after song thrushes in North Wales, any more than they hunt hermit thrushes or horned larks in the US. In the US, it's cat predation that's one of the the biggest issue for song bird survival, and I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case in Wales.

[@jt-bg6ey]

my alarm clock

[@annemariegraff2743]

C est magnifique

[@angelosiciliano5832]

E' il canto del tordo bottaccio, vario e melodioso nelle sue modulazioni, soprannominato da qualche appassionato di bird watching "Tordo musicus". Il maschio canta nel proprio territorio di nidificazione, che di solito ha un raggio di circa 2-300 metri. E' un migratore, lo si può ascoltare nei boschi da aprile a luglio. Lo trovo nei boschi trentini, ma mi capitò di ascoltarlo in un parco di Praga e nel giugno 2009 abbozzai, per gioco, un richiamo sul Monte Cervialto in Irpinia e lui mi rispose.

[@imodu]

Only the unbeatable stupidity of all hunters allows those beautiful birds to be killed. The Thrush singing is wonderful.

[@Narnian78]

Here in the U.S. songbirds are protected. A song thrush is much like a robin or wood thrush (which it closely resembles). Hopefully, there are similar laws safeguarding wildlife in Great Britain and other parts of the world.

[@ginbear88]

Unfortunately, the ruling classes of Britain are the most likely to hunt wildlife, so the law enforcers tend to turn a blind eye. If a group of people without social influence ever had the gall to trap, shoot or otherwise terrorise a poor animal to death, they would probably find themselves being dealt with suitably harshly. Unlike fox hunters (despite this being illegal) / badger baiters / pheasant shooters...

[@zeffelindasinger8723]

My cat, Boo-Boo, loves this video!

[@lusiasudaryantun1783]

saya juga punya