Thursday 10 February 2011
Mousehold Heath Birdsong
On Friday 10th February 2011 Will Steward (Mousehold Heath Warden) and Peter Walton (Norfolk Adult Education tutor) led a walk through Mousehold Heath - an area of woods and heathland in the (green) heart of Norwich. As we stopped and listened, standing in the gentle rain, the birdsong was amazing - and quite beautiful...
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ReplyDeleteAccording to Alison, one can hear the see-saw notes of a Great Tit, as well as the song of a Robin. Thanks Alison!
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One thing I really miss about being hard of hearing is the sound of birdsong. In particular I miss the Skylark. When I was lad long ago, one followed me on an early morning walk down Acle Boat Dyke and sang for just me.
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