Guess the Bird | 30 British Bird Calls

Guess the Bird | British Bird Calls
How well do you know British bird calls and songs? In this guess the sound video you will hear 30 different songs/ calls from a variety of different British birds and one or two rare visiting species.

Let me know how many you guess correctly in the comment section. Please remember to like the video for more 'Guess the Sound' quizzes.

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[MisterTeach]

If you think I made any mistakes in identifying the sounds, please let me know in the comments. I hope you enjoy the quiz. 👍

[haitch]

Took me back to my primary school days way back in the 1940's. We went on nature walks and I recognised all by sight and most by song. It's something that stays with you.

[darrellsturmey]

I love and adore all the Birds. They bring Freedom to a new level as they are all blessed with wings.

[jeffreywatts]

Fantastic, it’s amazing to sit down on a sunny day somewhere where the birds singing are the only sounds. Time stands still

[nickm]

The Robin owes me a new pair of tweeters (the speaker kind, not the feathered ones).

[tattaylor]

Great Blue Heron pictured and captioned is an american species. In the Uk we have Grey Heron

[ixmrpurplexi]

Seagulls to me are the most peaceful one. I used to hear them everyday when I lived in Scotland 😊 happy memories

[georgerobertson]

Have been studying ornithology for nearly 70 years. These sounds ARE very regional !

[macppr]

Interesting, but something went wrong with the robin recording...

[davelowe]

Sparrows are nesting about 1m from my open bedroom window . It's a love hate thing at 5am.

[MadderMel]

Beautiful every day sounds, that we take for granted, when I was small child, where I lived there was a deafening dawn chorus, as I grew older and developers came in and converted a small wooded area into houses the chorus greatly diminished, we all need to be careful about what we are doing with our environment !

[mikegee]

I used to live in Portsmouth, but moved to Scotland some years ago. I believe that just like human beings, birds have a different dialect in different locations. Several of the birds I hear in Scotland on this list sound different from the "chatter" from my Portsmouth days. Some of the differences are really discernable...just like, Geordie to Scouser...or Scottish.!!

[hiltrudtalbot]

What a lovely way to learn to recognise all these birds and their songs - and what great photography as well.

[paulswain]

My kids and I love this, they are getting to know loads of great bird sounds playing this game, do you have any more? Thank you for a great resource. 👍

[cuddlemuff]

This is wonderful. I've always wanted to know how to link bird songs with birds. Thank you so much!

[HookBeak_]

I like the way there's photos first then later the name, which gives time to guess the bird.

[deepocean]

All great fun but the robin sounded like it had a sore throat! Usually a lot clearer.... agree?

[surewill]

Thank you for the challenge. A good learning and memory tool matching song to bird. It"s a hoot

[gaarakamaru]

I came here specifically to learn who woke me up on this hungover Sunday morning and it was a JAY, should've known, my mum always complains about them! But I also ended up learning quite a bit and being surprised by the ones I did know :)

[Fuchswinter]

I don't really know why I'm here. I'm not British. I'm supposed to read a book about soundscapes for my electroacoustics class. But somehow I like learning about birds that may or may not live in my country better.

(Also, the heron was REALLY surprising, it sounded like a barking dog at first. I've seen them, but I've never give much thought to what sound they make.)