Song of the Common Blackbird

The Blackbird is characterized by emitting long and very soft notes. It has a great register of high-pitched sounds and rarely repeats a phrase. In his song, well-defined pauses and his characteristic "hysterical rattle" that he usually makes when blushing can be distinguished.

The song of the blackbird (turdus merula) is a piping, non-repetitive and melodic warble, formed by accelerated notes with a typical high end. Blackbirds sing at any time of the day, but they intensify their songs at sunrise and sunset.