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Bird Dawn 03:50

Same here though I just go back to sleep. It's a variety of song but mostly the blackbirds. What I object to is the early morning chattering of magpies and pigeons with cogs running around on the roof. I go to bed late and trying to get to sleep with noisy Tawny owl conversations isn't easy either.

There could be far far worse than bird song though.
 
Lons said:
Same here though I just go back to sleep. It's a variety of song but mostly the blackbirds. What I object to is the early morning chattering of magpies and pigeons with cogs running around on the roof. I go to bed late and trying to get to sleep with noisy Tawny owl conversations isn't easy either.

There could be far far worse than bird song though.
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Same here....bloody cooing of pigeons and squawking of magpies.
 
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Magpies, crows, wood pigeons, starlings, thrushes, green woodpeckers, sparrows, wrens, blue tits, blackbirds, owls… we get the lot! Also tractors (which I wish could fly) and Typhoons from RAF Coningsby. But it’s the buzzing of flies that I find most annoying. Hey ho… I still wouldn’t swap country living for the city.
 
Lots of birds but they don’t seem to impinge, it was a pack of coyotes yipping in the middle of the night that woke me up last week, I think they were in our back yard, annoying but would have loved to be able to see them, we are fitting a security light but no doubt they will run away when it comes on.
Ian
 
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