Free RSPB Birdsong CD's (1 Viewer)

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A CHAPLIN

Well-known member

• Sep 26, 2008

• #1

Hi Folks,

I have just received my monthly E-letter from the Society and thought a lot of you may be very interested in the following which I have copied and pasted.

Don't miss your RSPB birdsong CD free inside The Sunday Telegraph on 5 and 12 October. This brilliant two-part collection features 100 great British bird calls, a mix of the most memorable, best liked and unusual. These CDs will be popular, so make sure you reserve your copy at your local newsagent.

Ann :t:

 

ColonelBlimp

What time is bird?

• Sep 26, 2008

• #2

But that would require me to buy the Daily Telegraph... twice! *lights blue touchpaper and retires*

I'll stick to my Grauniad wallcharts...

 

Tanny

Well-known member

• Sep 27, 2008

• #3

RSPB Bird call CD's

Hi guy's, similar to these CDs were issued with the Independent newspaper in the past, only they were in four CDs. I use them regularly when I want to identify certain species, especially some of the warblers.
I never buy any newspapers and it was a friendly neighbor who saved them for me.
Tanny :t:

 

Peter Withers

formerly tubbtubby

• Sep 27, 2008

• #4

thanks for the info :t:

 

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Claymore

Well-known member

• Sep 28, 2008

• #5

ColonelBlimp said:

But that would require me to buy the Daily Telegraph... twice! *lights blue touchpaper and retires*

I'll stick to my Grauniad wallcharts...

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You could always mug a paperboy! for the Cd's LoL (just don't take your camera otherwise you will be labelled a criminal)

 

Chewbaxter

Reformed "Bird Ignorer"!

• Oct 5, 2008

• #6

So did anyone get this?

AND - do ye have the same prob. as me - 2 of the tracks are in the wrong order - I'll not say which (I think it's only 2 as I've not listened all yet) - hardly a good thing for any newbie who's trying to learn is it - for shame!!!

:t:

Neil.

 

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RICHAT

Rich

• Oct 6, 2008

• #7

From glancing at the accompanying notes for the CDs on the Torygraph website, it would appear that chiffchaff, willow and wood warblers are surprising omissions from the 100 species covered.

 

Thing

Idiosyncratic

• Oct 6, 2008

• #8

RICHAT said:

From glancing at the accompanying notes for the CDs on the Torygraph website, it would appear that chiffchaff, willow and wood warblers are surprising omissions from the 100 species covered.

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They also included Bee-eater and Black Winged Stilt. But did put in Common Tern but not Arctic.

It seems a bit random to be honest!

 

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Tao Wild

Well-known member

• Oct 7, 2008

• #9

Chewbaxter said:

So did anyone get this?

AND - do ye have the same prob. as me - 2 of the tracks are in the wrong order - I'll not say which (I think it's only 2 as I've not listened all yet) - hardly a good thing for any newbie who's trying to learn is it - for shame!!!

:t:

Neil.

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Blackbird is definately wrong, not sure not the other one. I'm a newbie.