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Roger Hebb
PostPosted: Wed May 22, 2013 7:20 pm 
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Heard again from the same spot by me mal,and Simon,left Simon with it,we all heard the same 4 to 5 rising notes then nothing,a mystery will go there tommorrow and try and get on the bird if poss!!
1,If its a Nightingale,where's the full song?
2,Is it a Thrush imitating?
3,there aint no 3,
Rog.ps.probably some rare asiatic bird ive never heard of!
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Andy Sharp
PostPosted: Wed May 22, 2013 9:29 pm 
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I remeber when I was listening to the nightingale in Chamber's Wood the other week that a song thrush singing close by had robbed a couple of phrases from the 'gale. I am not sure how common this is but what you said reminded me.
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Roger Hebb
PostPosted: Wed May 22, 2013 11:48 pm 
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Hi Andy,
Thanks for extending this discussion,with a valid point of view..
yours rog.
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Graham Catley
PostPosted: Thu May 23, 2013 1:58 pm 
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the habitat just does not look right to me with a narrow open bank under the tall trees and not much ground cover; a Song Thrush is feeding young in the trees there but in 2 hours I heard nothing; it has also been listened for at night and nothing heard so the debate continues as it were until someone can get a recording of what is being heard
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Roger Hebb
PostPosted: Thu May 23, 2013 11:59 pm 
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Yep,I heard it today very briefly,i did the actual notes myself and it replied once then no more,i did the same yesterday and it replied,,,but the weather was bad,maybe someone playing a nightingale song might do it?my own opinion is that it is not a Nightingale and probably a thrush..doing some notes of a nightingale..famous last words!!
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Roger Hebb
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In the space of 2 hours,i heard it 5 times once in the woody bit and also in bushes up the hill towards the road,still not seen it,i dont know what it is,it just gives these 4-5 notes,,,
+up to 5 hobbies seen today at msq,and rumours JH had six!
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I Thought Hobbies were schedule 1???

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Roger Hebb
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I wish you was schedule 1,then we could hear even less of you
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