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Birds singing(?) At night

  • 02-03-2021 9:13pm
    #1
    scarepanda
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    Lads, what birds would be singing or chirping away at 1am at night? Freaked me out the other night when I went out with the dogs.


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  • #2
    Victor
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    Some birds see street lights and think the dawn is coming. The brightness of lights is reduced after midnight to reduced this, but doesn't stop it.

    Separately, nocturnal animals can also interpret it as daylight and avoid venturing out.


  • #3
    scarepanda
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    Victor wrote: »
    Some birds see street lights and think the dawn is coming. The brightness of lights is reduced after midnight to reduced this, but doesn't stop it.

    Separately, nocturnal animals can also interpret it as daylight and avoid venturing out.

    We're not near any artificial street lights. About 5km from town.


  • #4
    fiacha
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    Breeding season has kicked off so some males a going mad claiming territory. I often hear Blackbirds calling during the night.


  • #5
    Bsal
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    Blackbirds and Robins would be the most likely singing at night.


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