
podcastsinenglish Level 1.149 New arrivals
Mar 7, 2019
The hosts explore the arrival of baby animals in the countryside this spring. They share sightings of chirping chicks and nests in trees. Those mysterious barn owls make their nocturnal calls, while blue tits successfully raise chicks in a nest box. Wrens are nesting by the door, and foxes cleverly hide their cubs in dens. Wild boar are heard foraging at night, accompanied by their playful piglets. The discussion also highlights how baby birds help gardens thrive and invites listeners to share their own wildlife observations.
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Spring Wildlife Around The House
- The hosts describe spring in the countryside with many animals having young nearby.
- They highlight birds as the ones they see daily, especially chicks in nests close to the house.
Barn Owls And Blue Tit Nest Box
- The hosts mention hearing barn owls at night but never seeing them because they nest in the empty house next door.
- Richard built a nest box used yearly by blue tits, so they reliably see chicks there.
Wrens, Foxes, And Hidden Dens
- Wrens nested in ivy near the door and usually have many babies according to the hosts.
- They also have foxes nearby but have never seen cubs because foxes use dens out of sight.
