You have probably seen Gibbon pairs duetting in nature documentaries or videos . It is a territory display that shows how the pair is well...

I've said it before, Mute Swans are not really mute, they have a repertoire of calls and sounds. They also use movements of their head...

Returning home in the light evening today I noticed Blackbirds 'chinking'. This is a very persistent call, often by several indivi...

Although the woodpigeon is the bird I come across most often and the one I record the most, it is still one of my favourite birds, the spe...

I was lucky this morning to watch a pair of Stock Doves courting from a good vantage point. They usually stick to high branches in the tre...

The first Starling fledglings joined their parents in the lawn of the park this morning, running behind their parents begging for food, w...

This Woodpigeon was nest calling 'coo, crrroooo!' from a fork in a still bare ash tree atop a nest (possibly an old one). Male Woo...

My working morning has been enlivened by a pair of Carrion Crows advertising their territory ownership repeatedly from atop the building o...

I have been wanting to get this shot for a while, and I managed it this afternoon. A singing Collared Dove, throat puffed out, with the lo...

This morning, the 60 strong flock of Canada Geese that seemed to have roosted in the park were restless. There were continuous loud grunts...

For over 15 years, there has been a Carrion Crow roost at University. In winter, I used to leave work when the crows started to gather on ...

Woodpigeon pairs are already formed and nest building is underway. For quite a while I have become accustomed to an unusual song of the Wood...

You can consider yourself lucky if you have watched Stock Doves ( Columba oenas ) around. Compared with the obvious Woodpigeons and Collar...

A few days ago I was walking past a wooded area in University when I heard a drumming noise. I though it was a woodpecker, and I stopped a...