I filmed this delightful Blackbird feeding on berries in my front garden through my study window a few years back now. He was so engrossed in his feeding that he paid no attention to the folk passing nearby on the pavement.
For more information on this wonderful bird please click on the image below:
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What a lovely video and such beautiful, soothing music. A nice peaceful 3 min. 20 sec. video. Thanks you for posting this Pete.
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Thank you, Peggy, I am pleased you liked the music 🙂
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That video was over 3 minutes of stopping to be quiet and relax. You wrote that lovely music – I saw you mention that at the beginning. Really did like that calming music Pete. 🙂
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I really appreciate your most kind words, Peggy 🙂 I have been writing and making music on and off since the 1980s.
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Wow – you are a man of many talents Pete. Have you sold any of your work?
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Thank you, Peggy 🙂 I only do it as a hobby, like my photography. There just isn’t always enough time to do everything, what with full time work, too. But i do enjoy making music, and photography, and I will bring them together on occasion via video.
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Wonderful, thank you.
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Thank you, Ellen 🙂
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Treat for the eyes and ears! Just lovely.
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂
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Beautiful clip! Good job.
Dwight
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Thank you, Dwight 🙂
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Lovely video Pete 👍🏼 enjoyed the bird and music 🎶 too!
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Thank you, Snehal 🙂 I really appreciate your comment, and I am pleased you enjoyed the video 🙂
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Quite content!!
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I have a pair in my garden now. And they also make beautiful songs in the spring and summernights
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I also like the song of the Blackbird. One of my favourites 🙂
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A lovely meditative moment spent watching this fellow. I was struck with how much he looks like our American robin in build (not in color, obviously) and that both like fruit. When I looked them up, lo and behold, they share the same genus Turdus. Continents apart, yet cousins.
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Thank you for watching, Eliza, and for such a lovely comment 🙂
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He looks fat and content. The blackbirds in my garden love the cotoneater too! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 Yes, the blackbird has feasted well.
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Just found this as it was “related” to today’s blackbird post you did and I just loved the film of the blackbird together with the lovely music. A very pleasant interlude that was most unexpected 🙂
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I am really pleased you enjoyed it Liz! Thank you! 🙂
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🙂
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