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In reply to the discussion: Why do they do that? [View all]

KY_EnviroGuy

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6. Some sources say.....
Sun May 24, 2020, 11:20 AM
May 2020

when birds are disturbed during their sleep by unusual lights, vibration or sounds, they may erupt in song. Bright lights, loud noises, storms or high winds or earthquakes or a critter in their tree might do it.

When I search for "what birds sing at night?", Song Sparrows are not in any list I've found.

Peaceful event for you, regardless.......

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Why do they do that? [View all] Talitha May 2020 OP
It's gotta be love for a special birdie out there. Beakybird May 2020 #1
They are just up tweeting. dameatball May 2020 #2
Yeah, it's Springtime after all. Talitha May 2020 #3
He's talking to you. Marie Marie May 2020 #4
Springtime, "twitterpainted" . Thumper in Bambi. n/t 7wo7rees May 2020 #5
Some sources say..... KY_EnviroGuy May 2020 #6
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