Margaret recently made an early morning visit to Tewkesbury Nature Reserve to hear the birds wake up – and listened to chiff-chaffs, robins, sedge warblers, blackbirds and song thrushes. Happily, she was accompanied by experts who can tell which is which.
The visit was recorded as an outside broadcast which was sent to our listeners as part of this week’s recording. You can listen to the recording via the audio player below:
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