The European Curlew sounds pretty depressed when
calling, my guess is that is what it would be.
Although it depends to a certain extent where the bird
is situated in the landscape as to whether it would be
a curlew or not. But coming from the south coast of
England that is my bet. Can't have any old bird
popping up, a la Rainbow Lorikeets in the Stringy bark
forset in Ned Kelly can we?!
Regards
Debbie
--- Tim Murphy <> wrote:
> My daughter asked this question which I can't
> answer, Anyone know?
>
> My guess is either a Curlew or a Lapwing?
>
> It is needed for a Film (which one Karen?).
>
> Tim Murphy
>
>
>
> Hello Dad,
>
> Quick question. Do you know a bird in South East
> England that is considered
> 'lonely' or sounds lonely.
>
> for a track lay in a film. If they get it wrong the
> twitchers get very
> peeved.
>
> K.
>
>
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