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April 29, 2016A dawn chorus in spring16 minutesPlayIt happens every morning at this time of year - in thecountryside and in towns - but how many of us have ever reallylistened to the dawn chorus? Why do the birds start singing beforethe sun even rises and does the early bird really catch the worm?RSPB wildlife adviser Ben Andrew talks to Jane Markham about thebirds as they start to sing in an Oxfordshire garden, identifyingthe early risers and what you should listen out for. ...moreShareView all episodesBy RSPB4.71313 ratingsApril 29, 2016A dawn chorus in spring16 minutesPlayIt happens every morning at this time of year - in thecountryside and in towns - but how many of us have ever reallylistened to the dawn chorus? Why do the birds start singing beforethe sun even rises and does the early bird really catch the worm?RSPB wildlife adviser Ben Andrew talks to Jane Markham about thebirds as they start to sing in an Oxfordshire garden, identifyingthe early risers and what you should listen out for. ...more
It happens every morning at this time of year - in thecountryside and in towns - but how many of us have ever reallylistened to the dawn chorus? Why do the birds start singing beforethe sun even rises and does the early bird really catch the worm?RSPB wildlife adviser Ben Andrew talks to Jane Markham about thebirds as they start to sing in an Oxfordshire garden, identifyingthe early risers and what you should listen out for.
April 29, 2016A dawn chorus in spring16 minutesPlayIt happens every morning at this time of year - in thecountryside and in towns - but how many of us have ever reallylistened to the dawn chorus? Why do the birds start singing beforethe sun even rises and does the early bird really catch the worm?RSPB wildlife adviser Ben Andrew talks to Jane Markham about thebirds as they start to sing in an Oxfordshire garden, identifyingthe early risers and what you should listen out for. ...more
It happens every morning at this time of year - in thecountryside and in towns - but how many of us have ever reallylistened to the dawn chorus? Why do the birds start singing beforethe sun even rises and does the early bird really catch the worm?RSPB wildlife adviser Ben Andrew talks to Jane Markham about thebirds as they start to sing in an Oxfordshire garden, identifyingthe early risers and what you should listen out for.