# Song Thrush
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The song thrush (Turdus philomelos) is a thrush that breeds across the West Palearctic. It has brown upperparts and black-spotted cream or buff underparts and has four recognised subspecies. Its distinctive song, which features repeated musical phrases, has frequently been referenced in poetry.
Woodland Birds (Ft. Song Thrush)
sounds of the birds in the woodland garden, heavily featuring Song Thrush.
Name That Tune!
It’s still very early in the season, but have you noticed that birdsong is becoming more and more noticeable with each passing morning? Derek recorded one such avian performer in his garden last week: a male Song Thrush. Derek and Niall discuss it and bird song in general.See omnystudio.com/listene…
Skylarks, Middlewick Ranges, Colchester, Essex - 5th April 2025
To follow up on my recording of the Nightingales at Middlewick from last year (yes, I know it takes me a long time to do things) I wanted to record the skylarks as there are several nesting pairs on the site. Frazer Merrick (artist and runner) commented that he'd just heard them on Middlewick and M…
Soundscape Library:: Song Thrush at Five O'Clock
In a Devon woodland (UK) at 5pm, a song thrush sings it's heart out for the glory of springtime. It's April and the woodland is alive with birdsong
Reed Bunting and Cuckoo, Fen Bridge Lane, East Bergholt, Essex - 17th May 2025
This recording has come about by my activities on the Constable Ambisonic project, where I'll be making ambisonic sound recordings of 20 locations of paintings by John Constable. https://www.constableambisonic.co.uk/
As I explore and reacquaint myself with 'Constable Country' I have been recording…
Song Thrush at Dusk, 4th June 2025
This recording was made at dusk in a rural garden in the village of Holbrook, Suffolk.
Whilst sat indoors with the patio doors open, my ears were suddenly attracted to an amazing array of bird sounds coming from the garden. My bird identification skills are poor, and so my first thought was that t…
Song Thrush
Tweet of the Day is a series of fascinating stories about our British birds inspired by their calls and songs. David Attenborough presents the Song Thrush. The male's song in the dawn chorus includes a repertoire of over a hundred different phrases making it one of the richest songs of any British …
April Forest Sunset: Song Thrush Melodies
Immerse yourself in a serene April evening as the forest awakens under the golden glow of the setting sun. This high-fidelity recording captures the masterful, conversational song of the Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos) perched atop a towering spruce.
Experience the scent of spring and the tranquili…
A Boat Passing a Lock - 5th June 2026 (excerpt)
Magpies call and respond, Moorhen, Mallards sleeping on the paving slabs, someone in the cafe already to set up for the day, no cars or jets, only tinnitus, I stay very still to encourage a Magpie to get closer which it does for a while but then flies over to Lock Island, one of the Mallards flies …
a thousand paces
A walk of a thousand paces, part nature observation, part a mythology of my own creation. Looking at the landscape through a different lens.
Acknowledgements
My thanks to Phil Barnett, Louise Mee and Micki Colbeck, whose generous reading improved this piece.
This piece was deeply inspired by th…
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