Short squeaky call? (1 Viewer)

[Bismarck Honeyeater]

A mystery caller moving through the nettles behind the house this morning. A Sylvia like tack (which was not caught on the short video) and a short squeaky call. I wondered if it could be Garden Warbler, but I’m not confident.
Calls twice on the video, once at the very beginning and again just at the end.
Any suggestions?

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[Alexander Stöhr]

Hello BH,

I heard your recording several times now: I only can hear a Robin?
Can you or someone else post a louder recording. No offence you know.

 

[Derbyfella]

Hello BH,

I heard your recording several times now: I only can hear a Robin?
Can you or someone else post a louder recording. No offence you know.

There is a different bird there Alexander…. Not sure there is enough to go on though - certainly not for my lack of knowledge.

 

[Bismarck Honeyeater]

Blackcap has been suggested.

 

[RichieTwitchy]

Hello BH,

I heard your recording several times now: I only can hear a Robin?
Can you or someone else post a louder recording. No offence you know.

Here's an edited version of the audio omitting the majority of the birdsong except the 2 'squeaky' calls.

 

[Bismarck Honeyeater]

Here's an edited version of the audio omitting the majority of the birdsong except the 2 'squeaky' calls.

That’s very clever, and beyond me. Thanks

 

[lou salomon]

I've heard similar calls (slightly varying) from Blackcap, Garden Warbler and Icterine Warbler. I guess Blackcap is the most likely contender.

 

[Bismarck Honeyeater]

Garden Warbler was my suspicion, Blackcap are a common breeder here and occasional winterer, I’ve never knowingly heard this squeak from them. Icterine would be an amazing record around here. They are seriously rare inland in the U.K.