Filming singing birds. Footage from the last few years showing birds in song. 

Better than a spring watch mindfulness moment. Thank you for taking the time to make this Mike, top work indeed 👍👍

Hi Mike, your bird photos and films never cease to impress me. Thank you for posting such beautiful bird footage with songs.

Totally spellbinding! Love that song thrush who isn't giving up on a yummy earthworm at 2:55!

Wow, what a relaxing video to listen to. I especially love the Skylark song as a remind me of dog walking with my grandad when I was a youngster. Great work Mike can’t wait for the next video👍👍

Love this unique perspective on showing many different species of birds. Thanks for taking the time to put the video together for all.

That Kingfisher sequence!! Wow. Thanks Mike. Inspiring as usual.

Beautiful, every one of them.

thank you for this - crystal clear singers for God -- how can I link this gift of beauty to the need to protect our precious world -- I see a future without them, the children have never even understood how lovely they are -- they lived in a clean room and went to another clean room, and there was no outside anymore - because ecological degradation had gone domino and it left only a handful living inside lives -- please Mike and all friends, make some powerful statements, like David Attenborough did, wake us up to the future loss. Thank you Mike.

Wow!Such a clear, wonderful compilation of vocalisations and behavior..Thank you for all the effort.

Fantastic collection. Envious of the grasshopper warbler - that is my bogey bird. The song thrush tug of war and the kingfisher were my favourites.

Some lovely bird song Mike . A great time of year just to go out and listen to the bird song, awesome 👍

Beautiful video Mike, put a smile on my face this morning! The Kingfisher footage was superb. Thanks

Superb quality, very well done!

Absolutely brilliant film and project. Well done Mike 👍

Superb collection of birds and birdsong. I will bookmark this for reference as there are a few I'm never too sure of. The most fascinating one for me was the tree pipit - never heard one sing (only ever seen one once anyway!) Thanks for making and sharing this lovely footage.

Thank you Mike, that was a real tonic.

positively delightful! thanks.

Altogether quite beautiful!

Exceptional yet again, thank you

thanks for sharing this beautiful video

Thanks for making this informative video, Mike. You captured some great footage with this one.

Congratulations. Yours pictures and sounds are perfects !

Incredible footage and it’s mind blowing how something so small can produce such beautiful sounds! I’m hoping one day, I can make similar footage myself. Thank you for sharing. 🙏😎👊

Brilliant video Mike thank you👍 🎥

I watch nearly all the videos on you tube on bird/wildlife photography from all over the world and your videos are right up with the best ,

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.

Hello Mike,great recordings of these birds and very good image quality!! Greetings Gijs

So beautiful 🐦🎶🐦 Thank you for this!!

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing.

Top drawer Mike, some lovely footage 😊👍🏻

Excellent work, Mike. I enjoyed watching this video

great video , i had the chance to see a grasshopper warbler a few years ago in Norfolk , an old guy told me to listen for something that sounded like a fishing reel ,

Some great footage and very good for my identification knowledge (or lack of!) on some of the birds.

I find few things in nature as beautiful and relaxing as listening to the songs of our avian friends. Fantastic work.

Your videos are always superb, thank you 😊

That was brilliant, thank you

Wow, amazing video and sound 👍❤

amazing, my most favourite topic

Beautiful

Fabulous!

Hi Mike, what a fantastic video. Ticks so many boxes. You must have your camera set on P. P for patients. You did a great job. Loved it 😊

Great video Mike, you`ve captured some great videos. I will use this to help us idenify the bird sounds. Merlin is sometimes questionable.

Such an awesome footage, I wish some labelling of birds would be more interesting. Thank you for sharing your story.

This is music to my eyes and ears. Absolutely beautiful video to start my morning.

Exellent video Mike, loved this!

Fantastic video loved it.

Beautiful footage Mike

Absolutely fantastic and beautifully caught birds. It was great just to hear them and thinking it won't be long now. Thank you Mike. Shaun

thank you, great job

Lovely video Mike. I've recently started using the Merlin sound ID, fascinating although not 100% accurate 👍

Miss Kitty and I really enjoyed the birdsong. Beautiful

brilliant video Mike,

Brilliant 😊

Many thanks. Great work as usual, I look forward to your quality work it brightens my Saturday mornings.

Great footage Mike. It's difficult enough just getting shots of some of those birds let alone to get them singing as well. We're any of these from your Berlin trip ?

Helpful for beginners

Impressive, and I was especially impressed with the Cetti's Warbler, and a few other well known skulkers. Have you seen, the Dodotronic, compact parabolic microphone, that will fit on a camera?

This struck me as a wonderful educational reference as well. Learn to know your birds...Great compilation. Lovely birds and some wonderful birdsong

Thanks for sharing, Mike. Nice to see a Bullfinch. I haven't seen one in years.

Fantastic video Mike. Top quality!

I loved that! Ps. Did the Yellowhammer forget the words...?

Brilliant video Mike. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these...it's much appreciated. Which Rode mic do you use and would you buy the same one again or recommend another one as I'm looking at getting one? Thank you!

Hi, nice video, what Rode mic do you use and are they interchangeable with my G9 and Nikon. Thanks

really beautiful. only the blackcaps sing when they come to my garden in Jeddah, whitethroats and garden warblers are silent. sometimes lesser whitethraots when nice number of them in garden they do communicate but not song. skylark is similar to the crested lark, song thrush similar a bit to Yemen thrush (an endimic to western Arabia). Eurasian robin calls close to the black bush robin, but the later is more melodious. thanks so much really enjoy it so much.

Beautiful