bird song ID?

[rowanwitch]

in local park heard a call I was unfamiliar with (and I know all the usual suspects) a soft even churring quite low pitched... has anyone got any ideas as I can't find anything like it on the RSPB song identifiers

Couldn't see the bird making the call but it was high in open canopy so guessing its a little one

[redman41]

I don't think anyone can help us out Rowan....that Chirring is still a bit of a mystery !

[TheOtherHalf]

Can you not get birdsounds on Youtube perhaps and ID it ? Just a thought

[redman41]

We have tried the Birdsong ID Sites TOH but without success so far, wish we could have seen the Bird actually...

[snags]

Get red to dress up as a chicken and give us a vocal rendition...

[redman41]

lol lol snags !!!

[TheOtherHalf]

Perhaps you and Rowan were just hearing it in your heads as you cuddled up in the park bushes. Lovebirds xx

[snags]

Well it is Easter...

[rowanwitch]

Actually a long slow dry vibrating fart is about as near as I can get to a discription you don't want Redman doing that dressed as a chicken or in any other way shape or form

[TheOtherHalf]

You mean like easter bunnies ? Ive heard about how bunnies breed :>)

[rowanwitch]

Puhleeze...I know people near that park....

[redman41]

Never catch snowflakes with your tongue until ALL the birds have gone South for the Winter. :-)

[Cetti]

I'm a bit late as usual rowan, but I heard a Grasshopper Warbler recently and that has a soft , churring sound, so am wondering if that's what it might have been. Almost like a thin sounding Nightjar!