Nightingale Singing in Suffolk Countryside UK

Nightingale singing on a summer evening in a Suffolk forest, in countryside near Woodbridge England UK. Nightingales, Luscinia megarhynchos, are stunning song birds with beautiful sound.

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• nightingale
• singing
• stunning
• nightingales
• bird
• birds
• song
• birdsong
• birdwatching
• wildlife
• suffolk
• woodbridge
• england
• countryside
• songbird
• luscinia
• megarhynchos
• rossignol
• usignolo
• nachtigall
• ruisenor
• nachtegall
• bushes

[pomeranian44]

This Nightingale song makes me SO homesick for Woodbridge. Was it recorded in 2007? I now reside in NZ. There are no Nightingales here,

Carolyn

[johnpharrow]

yep 2007 it was

[desolationrow1]

Great video, take no notice of what the other people said about the commentary, I quite liked it.

[edstella]

How pretty! I always wanted to hear a Nightingale sing. ^^ Finally have, thanks to you.

[xnbentari]

it sounds identical to the song of the canary

[TheAnn2shoes]

Thank you so much for this little film.

[Gavestonful]

There is little more inspiring and thrilling than to hear a nightingale singing in the dead of night in England when every other creature is silent, except for the owls. It's a magnificent sound on a quiet, still night and with a full moon above it can make you go all poetic. My most memorable experiences have been in a wood in the Weald of Kent, south of Maidstone and in a wood near Thetford, Norfolk and in a wood close to Gloucester. A loud song from a small bird in English woodlands.

[zackisverybored]

whoa *O*

it's so pretty ^_^

[southport97]

the nightingale and wood thrush have beautiful songs.

[DanceSuriya]

someone told me there was a nightingale in B'ham. but i found out later that it's the name of a gay club. i still want to find this bird.

[maggies625]

I lived in Woodbridge Suffolk for 10 years and how I miss it. Now in USA and I miss the English countryside

[maggies625]

I lived in Woodbridge Suffolk for 10 years and how I miss it. Now in USA and I miss the English countryside.

[sawbospence]

Great vid, we were camping here this weekend and wondered what the bird was at night then found your video, great stuff...

[madhammudeux]

I hear that sound every night :)