Autumn brings with it many new sounds, especially the evocative calls of
wildfowl as they arrive in numbers on our estuaries and marshes. Perhaps
overlooked and under appreciated though is the call of rooks at a rookery at
this time of year. On a beautiful sunny day such as this it brings great joy
to my heart, and this is when they look at their best with their gorgeous
glossy black plumage. In many respects rooks are the true sound of autumn,
just as skylarks are the sound of spring!
Wednesday, 23 October 2024
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