Every British Warbler calling - ordered alphabetically
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2019
- This video is the culmination of a project I've been working on for a number of years to try to record the calls of every native British Warbler (they can be migrants or residents but must breed here, so it does not include passage migrants such as the Aquatic Warbler or the rare vagrants). The birds featured are the Blackcap, Cetti's Warbler, Chiffchaff, Common Whitethroat, Dartford Warbler, Garden Warbler, Grasshopper Warbler, Lesser Whitethroat, Reed Warbler, Savi's Warbler, Sedge Warbler, Willow Warbler and Wood Warbler. To qualify the title slightly this collection does not include the rare Marsh Warbler, which has a breeding population in the UK of between two and eight pairs, restricted to sites on the East Coast but these are unlikely to be encountered by the majority of birders.
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I was puzzled by the call of a bird hidden in a thicket by our local lake. I had suspicions that it was a Cettis Warbler and your video has now confirmed this. My favourite is the Grasshopper Warbler as it takes me back 60 years when I heard these in a plantation of young conifers in Swaffham forest in Norfolk. There were several birds calling. Thankyou.
Chiffcaff, dartford and grasshopper aside, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to teach myself to recognise these!!!
Thank you so much, I’ve been trying to identify a bird who sings so beautifully from the top of a large oak nearby, after listening to your video I think it’s the willow warbler, such amazing clarity of song.
Very useful. Thanks for taking the time to create and upload the clips.
Amazing footage. I live near some Reed beds so this is really useful for me. Thank you 👌
What a great video! With these 'LBJ'S" I always hear them first and if I can't find them in the binoculars as I stare into the abyss of green and brown - with varying light - I'll at least know what I was trying to see. 😁
Some fab footage - thanks for sharing. I’ve been teaching myself to recognise birdsong since lockdown and still find the warblers incredibly confusing (chiffchaff aside ☺️).
Very informative thank you for sharing.
Nice work, I'm just getting started and am looking forward to getting some of these in the next couple of months, sadly not the Savi's and doubtful I'll see a Grasshopper, or Wood. But others species will show up.
Very pleasant and a joy_ the wood warbler is my favourite great shot. There is one in Portree. Last year it sang and sang I dont know if it got a mate.
Awesome thanks for sharing
Brilliant very helpfull
Brilliant
The Savis warbler sounds similer to Grasshopper warbler
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Great sound and views! I hate the lazy "LBJ" epithet though, as your superb video shows each bird is unique - even the garden warbler is unique in its lack of diagnostic marks! Typically the Marsh warbler is my favourite (missing) and its crazy song is rivalled only by the Icterine in my view. You're right that they can all be identified by calls and song.
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