[Benjamin]

It's half past 1 in the morning, pitch black and the birds are chirping away outside as if it's the day time. Why aren't they sleeping?

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

they are ****ed up

i let the dogs out at like 3 the other morning and they were tweeting then

[Kerry]

Spring is due. They be making baby birds

[Kerry]

Honestly, not many birds sing in Winter. Robins are one of the only ones that do. They're attracting mates for Spring baby birds

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by ~Kerry~

Spring is due. They be making baby birds

Well I wish they would keep it down.


(but that is actually a really obvious answer )

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

Well I wish they would keep it down.


(but that is actually a really obvious answer )

Years of nerdy nature shows :/

I noticed them chirping myself this week too. I was pleased at first but give it a week and I'll want to throttle them

[Kerry]

Haha that Disco bird is hilarious!

[LemonJam]

I think birds don't tweet in the day because of noise pollution so they can hear each other better at night... or some **** like that.

There's another theory about them being mind****ed by too many lights so they bitch and moan about it til they pass out.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

I think birds don't tweet in the day because of noise pollution so they can hear each other better at night... or some **** like that.

There's another theory about them being mind****ed by too many lights so they bitch and moan about it til they pass out.

i would love if this were true

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

I think birds don't tweet in the day because of noise pollution so they can hear each other better at night... or some **** like that.

There's another theory about them being mind****ed by too many lights so they bitch and moan about it til they pass out.

I like that theory.

But they chirp during the day too, usually they are quite at night, but tonight they are having some sort of disco out there.

[LemonJam]

Originally Posted by ukturtle

I like that theory.

But they chirp during the day too, usually they are quite at night, but tonight they are having some sort of disco out there.

-is imagining a hardcore robin rave now-

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

omg

[Benjamin]

Youtube video

[Pyramid*]

Just stuck my head out of the front door and not a cheep........ Scottish birds are fast asleep and quiet. well... minus the snores!

Won't be too long before they start going mental about 3am though, and noisy enough to wake up the dead.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Youtube video

[Novo]

lyrebird soup for me tomorrow

[Kerry]

Originally Posted by Novo

lyrebird soup for me tomorrow

*wonder if a Lyrebird can do choking sounds....*

[Patrick]

I bet there's always that one fat bird who no one likes but he for some reason keeps following them around.

They're all sitting in the nest chilling, like proper freezing.
Almost dieing of the winter air.

And that fat bird is just like 'LET'S SING A SONG EH?'

'ARE YA READY BIRDS?'

And they're like '****** UP!' and then that's the one bird you'd hear chirping at 5AM.

[Novo]

It won't be able to when i am eating it anyway

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Novo

It won't be able to when i am eating it anyway

Eat the birds that are outside my house, the noise is annoying me now.

[Kerry]

Can't hear the birds here. My TV's on. Will when I go up to bed though

[Kerry]

Magpies are another matter. When they start I could murder.....

[Zippy]

birds chirping?

you should try living by the sea with seagulls sqwuaking and screeching. Nightmare in the summer.

[Benjamin]

Magpies don't annoy me too much, unless I see one. Then I have to salute it.