UK bird call identification. (1 Viewer)

[Peakrill]

I've heard this call in a few local woodlands in Debyshire recently, and wondered if anyone can identify.
I can't find a similar call online, or an app which recognises it, but I'm sure I've heard it somewhere.
It was repeating this call once a second, and another was replying with the same call.
It sounded Finch sized I suppose, compared to the other common birds around.
I'm guessing it's something common, but might be an uncommon call.
To clarify - it's the repeating 'squalk' sound.

Bonus points for the other birds singing away in the background!

 

[Derbyfella]

I've heard this call in a few local woodlands in Debyshire recently, and wondered if anyone can identify.
I can't find a similar call online, or an app which recognises it, but I'm sure I've heard it somewhere.
It was repeating this call once a second, and another was replying with the same call.
It sounded Finch sized I suppose, compared to the other common birds around.
I'm guessing it's something common, but might be an uncommon call.
To clarify - it's the repeating 'squalk' sound.

Bonus points for the other birds singing away in the background!

Im in Derbyshire too - I can here Robin and Chiffchaff in the back ground - i presume you are asking about the zeet sound?
i think without knowing - if you dont know its usually a great tit!

 

[Peakrill]

i presume you are asking about the zeet sound?

Yes, exactly that.

I've only recently started taking notice, and it's interesting to see which birds are abundant.
Indeed it seems there's a Great Tit a Wren and a Blackbird everywhere.

 

[jogresh]

It's one of the calls of Chaffinch 👍🐦

 

[Peakrill]

It's one of the calls of Chaffinch 👍🐦

Ah, thanks, I did indeed see Chaffinch at one of the locations - I'll keep a closer eye on them next time.

 

[Alexander Stöhr]

Hello,
hopefully interesting reading to this call Do the rain calls of Chaffinches indicate rain? - Journal of Ornithology I did when I recently found this paper

 

[Brad Hacker]

Chaffinch, Robin, Treecreeper ?