Now you've solved that mystery, can you identify the "key key key" bird that seems to be vocal here most of the day between may and autumn?
Buzzard?
Nah, buzzards go 'mew'.
Now you've solved that mystery, can you identify the "key key key" bird that seems to be vocal here most of the day between may and autumn?
Buzzard?
Really?
And again for 2012!My little weepah mate is back! I've missed him/her!
Replying to myself The "key key key" bird is a green parakeet - one of several.Now you've solved that mystery, can you identify the "key key key" bird that seems to be vocal here most of the day between may and autumn?
Just sounded like a blackbird alarm call, that chak-chak-chak sound, yes?Would a blackbird chick make this kind of row ? :-
http://sites.google.com/site/gentlegreen/public-files/bird.mp3
1.1 MB, 128k MP3
Sorry for sound quality - mic. wasn't up to it, laptop rather crap and sound editor on the blink.
I thought the chak chak chak sound was the Magpie?Just sounded like a blackbird alarm call, that chak-chak-chak sound, yes?
For some reason it had Badgers in hysterics
Golden Eagle ?I have a bird that lands on the roof at 6am every day and makes a sort of honky squawking noise. It must be fairly big because it lands with a right thump and you can hear it pitter-pattering about above you. Any ideas what this is, oh wise urbans? I want to make friends with the people in the top flats across the road and kill it with an air rifle from their window.
Canada goose?I have a bird that lands on the roof at 6am every day and makes a sort of honky squawking noise. It must be fairly big because it lands with a right thump and you can hear it pitter-pattering about above you. Any ideas what this is, oh wise urbans? I want to make friends with the people in the top flats across the road and kill it with an air rifle from their window.
Canada goose?
iona said:THAT'S what it reminded me of! Thanks, I think that's probably what it is.
I have a bird that lands on the roof at 6am every day and makes a sort of honky squawking noise. It must be fairly big because it lands with a right thump and you can hear it pitter-pattering about above you. Any ideas what this is, oh wise urbans? I want to make friends with the people in the top flats across the road and kill it with an air rifle from their window.
Local folklore (okay, relatively local) is serious.FFS you are not taking this seriously at all