| Every day 04:51 - Mar 25 with 1530 views | Benters |
The birds are getting earlier and earlier with the dawn chorus,it starts with the Blackbirds then the Robins kick in.
That then wakes the pigeons up and that’s it wallop,and here we go another day. |  |
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| Every day on 06:28 - Mar 25 with 1433 views | BlueBadger |
If it helps, they'll be doing it an hour later on Sunday.... |  |
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| Every day on 10:54 - Mar 25 with 1252 views | wischip |
For me it starts with the bloody seagulls at about 4am. Then all the others join in about an hour later just before dawn. |  | | |
| Every day on 10:59 - Mar 25 with 1234 views | Cafe_Newman |
| Every day on 10:54 - Mar 25 by wischip |
For me it starts with the bloody seagulls at about 4am. Then all the others join in about an hour later just before dawn. |
You're lucky, where I live the owls do the night shift. |  | | |
| Every day on 11:01 - Mar 25 with 1228 views | Tractor_Buck |
I never sleep in late and I love the Dawn Chorus at this time of year - yep, even the bloody pigeons.
During the winter when the little blighters have a lie in, I set my clock radio to switch on to 'In The Park' on Magic Classical. Birdsong and laid-back music. Perfect. |  | | |
| Every day on 11:07 - Mar 25 with 1209 views | textbackup |
It’s great isn’t it.
This time of year and the lighter mornings certainly piss all over the 0530 dog walks across the fields of Playford with a head torch on with no idea what or who is creeping up on me! |  |
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| Every day on 11:18 - Mar 25 with 1188 views | wischip |
and then about 6am the magpies start tap-dancing along my guttering. | | | |
| Every day on 12:25 - Mar 25 with 1114 views | BlueBadger |
| Every day on 11:18 - Mar 25 by wischip |
and then about 6am the magpies start tap-dancing along my guttering. |
Bloody hell are they still celebrating winning that tinpot trophy? | |
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| Every day on 12:48 - Mar 25 with 1063 views | Ryorry |
| Every day on 10:54 - Mar 25 by wischip |
For me it starts with the bloody seagulls at about 4am. Then all the others join in about an hour later just before dawn. |
When I first moved into my previous house about 30 years ago, it was double-glazed but I still had a moan sometimes about being woken up at 4am daily in spring by the flippin cuckoo going relentlessly full blast right outside for about an hour!
Should have cherished it - rarely hear one at all now, just another species whose habitat humans are wrecking  |  |
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| Every day on 12:52 - Mar 25 with 1050 views | Dubtractor |
March through to June is the best part of the year. I can spend hours just sitting in the garden listening to the birds, and generally seeing spring bring the garden to life. [Post edited 25 Mar 12:52]
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| Every day on 12:53 - Mar 25 with 1040 views | Mullet |
| Every day on 10:54 - Mar 25 by wischip |
For me it starts with the bloody seagulls at about 4am. Then all the others join in about an hour later just before dawn. |
Foxes shagging and fighting and digging up my garden again last night from about 1am. Proper ones this isn’t a Wayne Lineker joke. |  |
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| Every day on 13:11 - Mar 25 with 1006 views | Ryorry |
| Every day on 12:53 - Mar 25 by Mullet |
Foxes shagging and fighting and digging up my garden again last night from about 1am. Proper ones this isn’t a Wayne Lineker joke. |
Just chuck in some ham sandwiches & they'll settle down  | |
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| Every day on 13:13 - Mar 25 with 989 views | Mullet |
| Every day on 12:52 - Mar 25 by Dubtractor |
March through to June is the best part of the year. I can spend hours just sitting in the garden listening to the birds, and generally seeing spring bring the garden to life. [Post edited 25 Mar 12:52]
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All right Julie Andrews calm down | |
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| Every day on 13:15 - Mar 25 with 981 views | Mullet |
| Every day on 13:11 - Mar 25 by Ryorry |
Just chuck in some ham sandwiches & they'll settle down |
I’m not made of money! I actually really like foxes and had them in the garden on their own here lots. I’ve never had this though they’ve wrecked two big compost bins and all the beds | |
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| Every day on 13:15 - Mar 25 with 968 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
...and the clocks go forward on Sunday!! |  |
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| Every day on 14:35 - Mar 25 with 858 views | solemio |
Do you know, it's like this every year. Sorry to spoil it for you. |  | | |
| Every day on 14:47 - Mar 25 with 822 views | leitrimblue |
| Every day on 12:53 - Mar 25 by Mullet |
Foxes shagging and fighting and digging up my garden again last night from about 1am. Proper ones this isn’t a Wayne Lineker joke. |
Are you sure that's foxes?
All the inhabitants of Co Leitrim, myself included know that late night howling as the Banshee.
Back in the day was a sign of a impending death in the family apparently. Which is a bit of a worry as I have it right outside window most nights this time of year. [Post edited 25 Mar 14:51]
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| Every day on 16:46 - Mar 25 with 709 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Every day on 12:52 - Mar 25 by Dubtractor |
March through to June is the best part of the year. I can spend hours just sitting in the garden listening to the birds, and generally seeing spring bring the garden to life. [Post edited 25 Mar 12:52]
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Never used to be before they got rid of the fishing close season. Although I do miss the glorious 16th. There was something magical about abstaining for 3 months that made you enjoy it all the more when you got back to it. Little did I know it was a pre-cursor for marriage and sex lol. |  |
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| Every day on 17:01 - Mar 25 with 703 views | Benters |
| Every day on 14:35 - Mar 25 by solemio |
Do you know, it's like this every year. Sorry to spoil it for you. |
I love it 👍🤓 | |
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| Every day on 17:02 - Mar 25 with 700 views | Benters |
| Every day on 06:28 - Mar 25 by BlueBadger |
If it helps, they'll be doing it an hour later on Sunday.... |
I get what you mean now 😳😂 | |
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| Every day on 17:05 - Mar 25 with 698 views | Benters |
| Every day on 12:52 - Mar 25 by Dubtractor |
March through to June is the best part of the year. I can spend hours just sitting in the garden listening to the birds, and generally seeing spring bring the garden to life. [Post edited 25 Mar 12:52]
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It’s odd well not odd but some mornings in the summer months I’m sat in my garden around 4am listening to all the birds and animals.
Then we get the early morning Heathrow arrivals coming over,before they shift a bit towards the Thames around 6am. | |
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