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British Bird Song on CD British Bird Song on CD (CD2)
CD2
This misc cd contains 79 tracks and runs 77min 36sec.
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1. British Bird Song on CD - Woodlark (01:02)
   the beautiful liquid song, here given from a perch but often heard in display flight.
2. British Bird Song on CD - Skylark (01:26)
   (a) song as the bird ascends. (b) calls.
3. British Bird Song on CD - Swallow (01:10)
   (a) song from perch. (b) calls.
4. British Bird Song on CD - Sand Martin (00:38)
   Calls of birds flying around nest site.
5. British Bird Song on CD - House Martin (01:05)
   (a) song - usually heard only at or near to nest. (b) calls and snatches of song. Grittier than Sand Martin.
6. British Bird Song on CD - Tree Pipit (00:42)
   Song in display flights between 2 trees. More elaborate than a Meadow Pipit.
7. British Bird Song on CD - Meadow Pipit (01:13)
   (a) 2 songs, starting from a fence post, continuing in display flight. (b) flight call.
8. British Bird Song on CD - Rock Pipit (01:06)
   (a) song, more metallic than Meadow Pipit. (b) call.
9. British Bird Song on CD - Yellow Wagtail (01:03)
   (a) song & calls. (b) calls of 2 birds.
10. British Bird Song on CD - Grey Wagtail (01:10)
    (a) song. (b) call.
11. British Bird Song on CD - Pied Wagtail (00:46)
    song and call.
12. British Bird Song on CD - Dipper (00:43)
    (a) song. (b) flight call.
13. British Bird Song on CD - Wren (01:13)
    (a) song from 2 birds. Loud, long, elaborate and vigorous. (b) Alarm call.
14. British Bird Song on CD - Dunnock (00:59)
    (a) song. Fast, short and sweet. (b) calls of several birds. A commonly uttered sound, particularly in autumn.
15. British Bird Song on CD - Robin (01:14)
    (a) song. (b) 'ticks' and 'seeps' in alarm at a cat..
16. British Bird Song on CD - Nightingale (01:17)
    (a) song or extraordinary rich virtuosity. (b) calls - 'croaks' and 'wheets'.
17. British Bird Song on CD - Black Redstart (00:56)
    song.
18. British Bird Song on CD - Redstart (01:07)
    (a) song. Attractive jingle cut disappointingly short. (b) alarm call. Compare with simalar sounds of the following 3 species..
19. British Bird Song on CD - Winchat (00:59)
    (a) song. (b) alarm calls, with hard 'chat' sounds.
20. British Bird Song on CD - Stonechat (01:03)
    (a) song. (b) alarm call, the 'wee tsak' stone 'chat'.
21. British Bird Song on CD - Wheatear (01:03)
    (a) song. (b) alarm call. Hard 'chak' and 'weet'.
22. British Bird Song on CD - Blackbird (01:32)
    (a) Song. (b) Alarm call. The familiar 'rattle', often heard at dusk, as here. (c) 'chink' calls.
23. British Bird Song on CD - Mistle Thrush (01:02)
    (a) song. A woderfully wild and ringing sound of early spring. Closer in tone to Blackbird than Song Thrush. (b) Rattle alarm call.
24. British Bird Song on CD - Song Thrush (01:17)
    (a) song. Vigorous, with distinctive repetition of short phrases. (b) alarm call. Sharper and cleaner than Blackbird's rattle.
25. British Bird Song on CD - Ring Ouzel (01:07)
    (a) song. Rather like Song Thrush pattern but without variety. (b) alarm calls of 2 adults.
26. British Bird Song on CD - Fieldfare (00:35)
    contact calls.
27. British Bird Song on CD - Redwing (01:07)
    (a) song. (b) contact calls 'see' and 'gak'..
28. British Bird Song on CD - Cetti's Warbler (01:11)
    Typical explosive songs.
29. British Bird Song on CD - Grasshopper Warbler (00:57)
    The 'reeling' song.
30. British Bird Song on CD - Sedge Warbler (01:05)
    (a) song. Similar to Reed Warbler but very varied and with characteristic stuttering runs. (b) alarm calls of a pair - loud stuttering 'taks'.
31. British Bird Song on CD - Marsh Warbler (01:12)
    (a) song, mostly mimicry. Louder and more musical than Reed or Sedge. Very varied with accelerations, trills and nasal 'zee-chay'. (b) call.
32. British Bird Song on CD - Reed Warbler (01:12)
    (a) the 'regular rhythm' chattering song. (b) anxiety calls of a pair, with some snatches of song.
33. British Bird Song on CD - Dartford Warbler (00:59)
    (a) song, rather like whitethroat, but more metalic. (b) scolding 'churr'..
34. British Bird Song on CD - Lesser Whitethroat (00:58)
    (a) song - a distinctive rattle introduced by some quiet chattery notes. (b) alarm calls of a pair.
35. British Bird Song on CD - Whitethroat (01:03)
    (a) Hurried, scratchy song, from top of bush at first and then briefly in display flight. (b) 'churr' alarm calls of a pair.
36. British Bird Song on CD - Garden Warbler (01:03)
    (a) the rich, bubbling, breathless song (longer than Blackcap's normal song). (b) alarm calls, similar to Blackcap but less hard.
37. British Bird Song on CD - Blackcap (01:04)
    (a) song, with cleanly articulated clear flut-like notes in all too short a tune of exquisite beauty. (b) alarm call - hard 'taks'.
38. British Bird Song on CD - Wood Warbler (01:12)
    (a) song - shivering trills and clear 'pu pu pu' notes. (b) alarm call.
39. British Bird Song on CD - Chiffchaff (01:06)
    (a) song, with intervening 'gratings'. (b) anxiety call - more of a single note than Willow Warbler's.
40. British Bird Song on CD - Willow Warbler (01:06)
    (a) song - a sweet cadence, lisping down the scale. (b) contact or alarm call - a slurred double note.
41. British Bird Song on CD - Goldcrest (01:01)
    (a) song - high pitched and rhythmic with a flourishing trill at the end. (b) calls of 3 birds feeding - squeeky staccato notes.
42. British Bird Song on CD - Firecrest (00:39)
    Song - an accelerating crescendo of thin high-pitched notes.
43. British Bird Song on CD - Spotted Flycatcher (01:14)
    (a) song. (b) contact call.
44. British Bird Song on CD - Pied Flycatcher (00:59)
    (a) song. (b) alarm call.
45. British Bird Song on CD - Bearded Tit (00:38)
    calls of a pair - 'pings'.
46. British Bird Song on CD - Long-Tailed Tit (00:42)
    Various calls made by a foraging party.
47. British Bird Song on CD - Willow Tit (00:41)
    Song and characteristic 'tchay' calls.
48. British Bird Song on CD - Marsh Tit (01:08)
    (a) song. (b) a few of the calls.
49. British Bird Song on CD - Coal Tit (01:02)
    (a) 2 types of song from one bird. There are other variants. Sweeter and thinner than Great Tit. (b) calls.
50. British Bird Song on CD - Great Tit (01:15)
    (a) 2 types of song from one individual. Ther are many variations of the two-note chiming song. (b) a few of the many different calls.
51. British Bird Song on CD - Blue Tit (00:57)
    (a) song. Perhaps the best of the various tunes of this species. (b) scolding 'churrs'.
52. British Bird Song on CD - Nuthatch (01:16)
    (a) trilling song. (b) drawn-out whistles. (c) 'twoit' calls. (d) staccato 'wit-wit' alarm call.
53. British Bird Song on CD - Treecreeper (01:03)
    (a) song, like a thin, fast Chaffinch. (b) call.
54. British Bird Song on CD - Jay (00:41)
    Typical harsh calls.
55. British Bird Song on CD - Magpie (00:34)
    Typical chattering calls.
56. British Bird Song on CD - Chough (00:41)
    calls.
57. British Bird Song on CD - Jacdaw (00:40)
    calls of a party in the early morning.
58. British Bird Song on CD - Rook (00:43)
    Early morning sounds from a rookery.
59. British Bird Song on CD - Carrion Crow (01:21)
    (a) The assertive territotial 'caws'. Harsher than Rook. (b) calls with throat rattle.
60. British Bird Song on CD - Raven (00:49)
    calls of 4 birds displaying over trees.
61. British Bird Song on CD - Starling (01:06)
    song - including mimicry of farmer whistling his dog, chicken and Swallow, but with characteristic clicks.
62. British Bird Song on CD - House Sparrow (00:35)
    'cheeps' and splutterings 'chirrups'.
63. British Bird Song on CD - Tree Sparrow (00:29)
    calls - harder and sharper than House Sparrow.
64. British Bird Song on CD - Chaffinch (00:59)
    (a) song (crescendo and accelerando) delivered with cheerful gusto. (b) anxiety call - whistle and 'pink pink'.
65. British Bird Song on CD - Brambling (00:28)
    song only occaisionally heard in Britain.
66. British Bird Song on CD - Goldfinch (00:56)
    (a) the sweet, twittery song. (b) contact calls of a feeding group.
67. British Bird Song on CD - Greenfinch (01:02)
    (a) song with 'zwees' trills and musical notes. (b) contact calls, often given in flight.
68. British Bird Song on CD - Siskin (00:59)
    (a) song. (b) calls of feeding party.
69. British Bird Song on CD - Redpoll (00:38)
    (a) song in display flight - 'chitters' and 'whirrs'. (b) calls of a party, with anxiety notes.
70. British Bird Song on CD - Linnet (00:58)
    (a) song, a medley of sweet and metalic notes. (b) flight call.
71. British Bird Song on CD - Twite (00:49)
    (a) song. (b) calls.
72. British Bird Song on CD - Crossbill (00:57)
    (a) song. (b) calls of feeding flock.
73. British Bird Song on CD - Bullfinch (01:00)
    (a) song, with its 'creaky' notes. Not very often heard. (b) contact call. A continually used, commonly heard sound.
74. British Bird Song on CD - Hawfinch (00:31)
    calls.
75. British Bird Song on CD - Snow Bunting (00:56)
    (a) song. (b) calls.
76. British Bird Song on CD - Yellowhammer (01:01)
    (a) song. (b) call.
77. British Bird Song on CD - Cirl Bunting (00:45)
    2 types of song.
78. British Bird Song on CD - Reed Bunting (00:57)
    (a) song. A typically feeble tune, but they vary greatly. (b) call.
79. British Bird Song on CD - Corn Bunting (01:04)
    (a) song - a monotonous accelerating jangle. (b) calls - 'ticking' and rasping sounds.