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Valentine's Day Dawn Chorus

After a mainly cold, wet, and grey start to February, the late-night sky on Friday 13th suddenly cleared and was wonderfully starry. (We won't get another February 13th on a Friday until 2037). A frost to minus 2 degrees C was forecast. In the end, it was minus 7 degrees, when I ventured forth in pyjamas and coat with tripod and (sadly) only mono-recording microphone at around 7.15 am. And this is what I saw and heard in about 20 minutes of dawn chorus magic, before the cold got to me, but not the birds. The Song thrush is the star, but there are lots of other birds' songs which make brief appearances. This captures very well the acoustic and clarity of natural sounds in the amphitheatre of hills and valleys around our village. I can't think why the planners have opted to 'scope out' (i.e. not even consider as part of the planning process) the impact of infrasound from multiple 750 foot high turbines in such a landscape, can you? Enjoy the singing while you can, birds. For more information about our garden plantings, wildflower meadows, insect-friendly flowers, and low-intervention honey bees see our website: https://thegardenimpressionists.com/