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Birds
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Wend | Report | 15 Feb 2010 16:19 |
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Ooh, I've gone all goosepimply. I've been researching my grandmother on GR recently and it's been when I've been sitting quietly at my computer at the top of the house late at night when I've noticed the bird singing. Also, our house is on a main road and there is a street light just by our gate. |
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TeresaW | Report | 15 Feb 2010 16:46 |
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That's quite right Wendi, they don't sing so much when it's properly dark, but with streetlights, it will sometimes confuse them into thinking they need to start the dawn chorus. Good thing the other birds take no notice or there would be a riot all night lol |
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